Chief Justice Said Will Ensure Congeniality In Supreme Court: Bar Association Chief

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“I met the CJI and handed over a copy of the resolution. He said that he would look into it and ensure there was congeniality in the Supreme Court at the earliest,” Vikas Singh told PTI after his 15-minute meeting with Justice Misra.

NEW DELHI (PTI) — Supreme Court Bar Association (SCBA) president Vikas Singh met Chief Justice of India Dipak Misra on Sunday and handed over a resolution on the crisis in the top judiciary body to him.

The senior lawyer told news agency PTI that he handed over a copy of the SCBA resolution to the CJI, who assured him that he would look into it.

“I met the CJI and handed over a copy of the resolution. He said that he would look into it and ensure there was congeniality in the Supreme Court at the earliest,” Mr Singh told PTI after his 15-minute meeting with Justice Misra.

The Supreme Court Bar Association (SCBA), at an emergency meeting yesterday, passed a resolution and expressed “grave concern” over the differences of four senior-most judges with the CJI and said the issue should be immediately considered by the full court of the top court.

The SCBA executive committee resolved that all public interest litigation (PIL) matters, including the pending PILs, should be either taken up by the CJI or be assigned for adjudication to four senior judges who are part of the top court collegium.

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