July 22, 2014
Ending his hush on previous Supreme Court judge Justice Markandey Katju cases of defilement in the legal, previous Prime Minister Manmohan Singh on Tuesday said that previous law minister H.r. Bhardwaj has effectively talked on the issue.
"The then law minister H. R. Bhardwaj has explained everything. I have nothing more to add," Dr. Singh told a TV station today.
Katju asserted that the past UPA Government had amplified the residency of a degenerate extra judge of the Madras High Court because of stay in force as its key partner from Tamil Nadu had undermined to withdraw help.
Prior today, there was hullabaloo in the Parliament over Markandey Katju's assertion of debasement existing in the legal.
The administration sponsored Justice Katju's cases furthermore pointed fingers at the past UPA government.
Union Law Minister Ravi Shankar Prasad while talking in the Rajya Sabha called for a need to enhance the arrangement of errand of judges.
This prompted commotion in the House with the Congress addressing the administration colloquialism judges' behavior can't be talked about in Parliament. The DMK excessively brought the issue up in the Lok Sabha which saw rehashed deferments over the issue.
(Inputs and Photo from ANI)
"The then law minister H. R. Bhardwaj has explained everything. I have nothing more to add," Dr. Singh told a TV station today.
Katju asserted that the past UPA Government had amplified the residency of a degenerate extra judge of the Madras High Court because of stay in force as its key partner from Tamil Nadu had undermined to withdraw help.
Prior today, there was hullabaloo in the Parliament over Markandey Katju's assertion of debasement existing in the legal.
The administration sponsored Justice Katju's cases furthermore pointed fingers at the past UPA government.
Union Law Minister Ravi Shankar Prasad while talking in the Rajya Sabha called for a need to enhance the arrangement of errand of judges.
This prompted commotion in the House with the Congress addressing the administration colloquialism judges' behavior can't be talked about in Parliament. The DMK excessively brought the issue up in the Lok Sabha which saw rehashed deferments over the issue.
(Inputs and Photo from ANI)
