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Home » Lawyers protest in support of Judge G.R. Swaminathan
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Lawyers protest in support of Judge G.R. Swaminathan

NT BureauBy NT BureauDecember 17, 2025No Comments
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Lawyers in Tamil Nadu held a protest in support of Judge G.R. Swaminathan, expressing solidarity with him after recent developments involving his judicial duties. The protest took place peacefully outside a court in Chennai, with many advocates taking part to show their backing.
Participants carried placards and raised slogans in support of the judge, saying their demonstration was meant to defend the independence of the judiciary and uphold fair legal processes. Several senior advocates addressed the gathering, emphasising that the legal community must stand united when matters affecting the justice system arise.
The protest remained orderly, and police were present to maintain peace. Organisers said they will continue to monitor developments and may organise further peaceful actions if needed.
Lawyers protest in support of Judge G.R. Swaminathan
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