Amitava Roy

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  1. A report in The New York Times stated that:
    [The] ruling inspired sardonic commentary on social media. One person on Twitter recommended that pirated internet torrents should now come with a “national anthem file attached,” and another wrote that food vendors in cinemas should exclaim “Bharat Mata ki jai,” or “Hail Mother India,” when serving popcorn. [16]

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Hon'ble Justice (Retd.)
Amitava Roy
Judge of the Supreme Court of India
In office
27 February 2015 1 March 2018