Supreme Court dismisses plea to turn off 'machine' controlling man's brain

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Neither the learned counsel representing the petitioner nor the petitioner, who appears in person, has been able to convey the real grievance before us.

Despite these efforts, the Court found no grounds to support the petitioner’s claims.

The High Court subsequently dismissed his petition on September 27.

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Topics: Legal petition dismissed Brain control machine Human brain reading machinery Bizarre petition Supreme court of india Brain machine Supreme Court CBI Visakhapatnam Andhra Pradesh High Court SCLSC CFSL Hyderabad Brain control machine

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Published On: 2024-11-12 @ 15:34:43 (1 days ago)

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