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Advocates' plea to Government

Staff Reporter

HYDERABAD: The Deccan Youth Advocates Association (DYAA) has urged the Government to provide adequate representation to Muslim advocates in standing counsels of High Court, civil, criminal and subordinate courts in the State.

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