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Home » “There is an international Khan Market Gang as well”: Jaishankar
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“There is an international Khan Market Gang as well”: Jaishankar

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Taking a swipe at the anti-India ecosystem over their ‘negative’ portrayal of India, External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar said that just like the ‘Khan Market Gang’ in India, there is also a global extension of it, like the ‘International Khan Market Gang’.
In an exclusive interview with ANI, Jaishankar said, “In the country today, there is a certain thought process, or entitlement process, which the metaphor of ‘Khan Market Gang’ is a very good description. I want to tell you there is an international Khan Market Gang as well.”
“These are people, who are sort of linked to entitled people out here. They are socially comfortable with them, they know them, they feel like them,” he added.
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New criminal laws will tackle crime in effective manner: Former SC judge Navin Sinha
The new criminal laws passed Parliament will tackle crime in an effective manner, Former Supreme Court judge Navin Sinha has said, while emphasising the need for effective training programmes for judges and police to make it a success.
Justice (retired) Sinha was Speaking at the launch of Supreme Court lawyer Ashwani Kumar Dubey’s book “End of Colonial Laws – From Vision to Action”.
“Society realised that times are changing and changes in law are required according to the time. Laws are norms laid down by society so that law and order and discipline is maintained in the society,” the former judge said.
“Lawmakers realised that existing laws are not serving the purpose and changing dimensions of society. New laws will tackle the crime in an effective manner. Training is very important for the implementation of these laws and both the judges and the police need to be trained,” Justice Sinha said.
"There is an international Khan Market Gang as well": Jaishankar
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