‘Not necessary to humiliate me by arrest’: Pawan Khera in SC amid passport row case
Congress leader Pawan Khera appeared before the Supreme Court in connection with a case related to a passport row, where he expressed that his arrest was unnecessary and amounted to humiliation. The court is examining the legality of his arrest and the broader implications for procedural fairness. The case has drawn attention to issues of due process and treatment of political figures in legal matters.
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