New Delhi, Jan 12: The Congress on Friday said it was pained over the judges of the Supreme Court
expressing concern about its functioning.
'We are very concerned to hear that four judges of the
Supreme Court expressed concerns about the functioning of the Supreme Court,'
the Congress said in a statement.
Reacting to the development, senior party leader and former Union Minister Salman Khurshid said, 'I am deeply sad and pained over the development Also, I feel a sense of agony that the highest court of the land should come under such severe stress that forces judges to address the media.'
In an unprecedented development, , four judges of the Supreme Court met mediapersons in New Delhi on Friday to voice their concerns about the administration in the apex court.
Addressing a press conference, Justice Chelameswar, flanked by Justices Ranjan Gogoi, Madan Lokur and Kurian Joseph, all of them members of the Collegium of Chief Justice of India Dipak Misra, said they wanted to put across their side to the media on the problems of administrative inadequacies in the court.
The four judges said that they had met the CJI, citing all administrative flaws, but they had to come before the media to make the Nation aware of the situation after no solution emerged.
They said that the SC administration was not in order, and they have taken the step in order to preserve the democracy. UNI
Reacting to the development, senior party leader and former Union Minister Salman Khurshid said, 'I am deeply sad and pained over the development Also, I feel a sense of agony that the highest court of the land should come under such severe stress that forces judges to address the media.'
In an unprecedented development, , four judges of the Supreme Court met mediapersons in New Delhi on Friday to voice their concerns about the administration in the apex court.
Addressing a press conference, Justice Chelameswar, flanked by Justices Ranjan Gogoi, Madan Lokur and Kurian Joseph, all of them members of the Collegium of Chief Justice of India Dipak Misra, said they wanted to put across their side to the media on the problems of administrative inadequacies in the court.
The four judges said that they had met the CJI, citing all administrative flaws, but they had to come before the media to make the Nation aware of the situation after no solution emerged.
They said that the SC administration was not in order, and they have taken the step in order to preserve the democracy. UNI
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