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Bombay High Court issues notice for contempt to law dept secretary over ‘outrageous outburst’
Summary by The Mumbai Editorial Desk Swati Deshpande , as published by Times of India — Mumbai
· September 3, 2026
· 1 min read
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Key points The notice is a significant development, indicating the court's response to the secretary's alleged behavior. A law department secretary is facing a notice for contempt from the Bombay High Court.
A law department secretary is facing a notice for contempt from the Bombay High Court. The action was taken due to an alleged outrageous outburst.
The court has issued the notice, which is a formal step in contempt proceedings. Further details about the case and the outburst are available from the source.
The notice is a significant development, indicating the court's response to the secretary's alleged behavior. For more information on the contempt notice and the circumstances surrounding it, readers can refer to the source.
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Category: News Published: September 3, 2026 Source: Times of India — Mumbai Reading time: 1 min
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