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SC Judges who revolted get back to work
By: Tupaki Desk | 16 Jan 2018 4:36 AM GMT
After the sensational press conference attended by four senior Supreme Court Judges where irregularities in assigning cases has been highlighted, The whole Nation is curious to know what happens in the next working day due to the 'storm in the tea cup' situation. Surprisingly, All the four judges who revolted and two others who extended support got back to work on Monday.
Yesterday, All the Supreme Court Judges attended the customary tea before the Day's work. The meeting was stretched beyond the usual 10 minutes. All the SC Benches began functioning 10 minutes after the scheduled time of 10.30 am.
Post the meeting, Attorney General KK Venugopal announced that the issue has been settled and the crisis ended. Bar Council chairman Manan Mishra informed there willn't be any disciplinary action against the four judges for going to press as all of them are honest and men of integrity.
A Junior SC Judge questioned, 'What is the need for going to the press without even informing the Judges about the grievance over assigning of cases by CJI to select benches? It's like giving an opportunity for politicians to interfere in Judiciary affairs'.
Yesterday, All the Supreme Court Judges attended the customary tea before the Day's work. The meeting was stretched beyond the usual 10 minutes. All the SC Benches began functioning 10 minutes after the scheduled time of 10.30 am.
Post the meeting, Attorney General KK Venugopal announced that the issue has been settled and the crisis ended. Bar Council chairman Manan Mishra informed there willn't be any disciplinary action against the four judges for going to press as all of them are honest and men of integrity.
A Junior SC Judge questioned, 'What is the need for going to the press without even informing the Judges about the grievance over assigning of cases by CJI to select benches? It's like giving an opportunity for politicians to interfere in Judiciary affairs'.
