Privatisation Act 2025 is constitutional, High Court rules

Posted By: co
February 19, 2026

Judge says petitioners failed to discharge the burden of proving a constitutional violation, and thus, the Privatisation Act 2025 is hereby declared constitutional and valid in its entirety.

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