Supreme Court of India
Narender Malav v. State of Gujarat and Ors.
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Constitution of India, 1950-Article 32 -Writ Petition-Regarding working conditions of salt workers in Gujarat District-Directions by Supreme Court to the State and other functionaries to look into the issue of socio-economic development of salt workers-Status reports and affidavit by the State to the effect that they are making sincere efforts for welfare of salt workers and their children-Necessary steps having been taken, writ petition disposed of letter was sent by petitioner expressing some grievances in regard to the working conditions of salt workers in Kachchh District, Gujarat. This
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