Supreme Court On Akbar Lone

Kapil Sibal's response to the CJI's question about Mohammad Akbar Lone's allegiance to India

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Here's what Kapil Sibal said over CJI's question about Mohammad Akbar Lone's allegiance to India

#BIG Main Petitioner in Article 370 Case Akbar Lone accused of 'Pro-Pakistan' Sloganeering in SC

Jammu Kashmir Now

SG Tushar Mehta cites Akbar Lone's "Separatists Statements" in Supreme Court | 16th day of Hearing

Jammu Kashmir Now

Breaking News: Fresh Affidavit Filed By Roots Of Kashmir Against Akbar Lone Over 'Separatist Agenda'

SC Raps Lead Petitioner NC MP Akbar Lone; Seeks Apology From Him Over Pro-Pak Slogans

Akbar Lone Pro-Pak Slogans: Supreme Court Seeks Affidavit After Centre Presses For 'Apology'

Will Akbar Lone Affirm His Allegiance? | Pro-Pakistan Sloganeering Returns To Haunt |Newshour Agenda

Pro-Pakistan Slogan Case | Supreme Court Of India | Tushar Mehta Opposes Akbar Lone's Affidavit

Article 370 plea in SC: Apex court asks NC MP Lone to file affidavit affirming allegiance to India

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Breaking News: CJI Seeks Clarification From Akbar Lone's 'Pakistan Slogan', Asks To File Affidavit

Kapil Sibal Vs SG | Supreme Court asks NC MP Akbar Lone to affirm allegiance to Indian Constitution

Jammu Kashmir Now

Kapil Sibal Vs SG Tushar Mehta Over Akbar Lone | Sibal's History Lesson In SC | Article 370 Hearing

Pakistan Zindabad Controversy || Supreme Court Demands Allegiance Affidavit From Mohammad Akbar Lone

Article 370 debate | CJI says let the petitioner file an affidavit in this court

SC Seeks Affidavit From National Conference MP Akbar Lone During Art 370 Hearing |Jammu Kashmir News

Article 370 | NC leader Mohd Akbar Lone asked to swear Allegiance to Indian Constitution | News9

SC asks petitioner who raised pro-Pak slogan to file affidavit saying J&K is integral part of India

Art 370 PIL in SC: SG Tushar Mehta says Mohd Akbar Lone’s affidavit is 'adding insult to injury'

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