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India floats possible deployment of legal experts at AG’s Chambers - Stabroek News

The Government of India plans to continue to offer training in India for Guyanese in legislative, parliamentary and electoral management and other areas and has also raised the possibility of the deployment of legal experts at the Attorney General’s Chambers.

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