Breaking: Supreme Court registers Suo Motu on pending vacancies in Districts and State Consumer Redressal Commission Across India

 Breaking: The Supreme Court of India registers Suo Motu on pending vacancies in Districts and State Consumer Redressal Commission Across India, titled as, Re: Inaction of Governments in appointing Presidents and Members/Staff of Districts and State Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission and Inadequate infrastructure across India.

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