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Chandrachud dead

Mumbai: The former Chief Justice of India, Yeshwant Vishnu Chandrachud, died here on Monday due to prolonged illness. He was in the majority bench that decided in favour of the Indira Gandhi government in a landmark habeas corpus case. — PTI

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