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Supreme Court says corporate affairs ministry has hijacked NCLT and NCLAT

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The Supreme Court has criticised the Ministry of Corporate Affairs for effectively taking control of the National Company Law Tribunal and its appellate body, the NCLAT. The court's remarks point to concerns about the independence of these quasi-judicial bodies. Because the article text was not provided, the specific case, date, and details of the observations cannot be confirmed here. The headline reflects the Times of India report's framing of the court's stance. A fuller summary would require the complete article.

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