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S’court affirms president’s power to declare emergency rule

THE Supreme Court has upheld the president’s powers to declare a state of emergency in any part of the country to forestall a breakdown of law and order.

The apex court also affirmed the president’s powers to suspend elected officials within a set timeframe.

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