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Dog case made me famous world over: Judge
The Free Press Journal
|September 01, 2025
In a lighter vein comment, Supreme Court Judge Justice Vikram Nath commented that the "stray dog" case has made him famous across the civil society globally. Justice Nath also expressed that he was thankful to the Chief Justice of India for allocating the matter to him, reported Live Law.
"So long I have been known in the legal fraternity for the little work I do, but I am thankful to the stray dogs for making me known to the entire civil society, not only in this country but world over," Justice Nath commented while speaking at the Regional Conference on Human-Wildlife conflict at Thiruvananthapuram, Kerala, on Saturday.
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