What is the legacy that Justice Arun Kumar Mishra, who retired from the Supreme Court of India on September 2, will leave behind? He was socially conservative, often ignored precedents and, more often than not, tended to agree with the central government, points out V Venkatesan, Consulting Editor, The Wire.
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