Did Nishikant Dubey get caught by controversial comments about CJI? The Supreme Court will take trial next week and take action
BJP is in use in Nishikash Dubey (Photo- Newigand Tubbebe).
The BJP MP made controversial comments on the Supreme Court and the CJI. Nishikant Dubey is now trapped. Next week, a hearing will be held against Nishikant Dubey in the Supreme Court. The Supreme Court recently agreed to hear the petition filed by Nishikant Dubey on Tuesday in a petition filed by the High Court and Chief Justice (CJI) Sanjeev Khanna. Judge B.C. To investigate the case immediately. R. The bench of Kawai and Justice Augustine George Christ. The Apex court told another petition on Monday that there is no need for court permission to file a contempt petition against Dubi’s comments.
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Advocate
The lawyer bench said that the Chief Justice was responsible for the “civil war” in the country and that the BJP MP’s comments were used for the Supreme Court after broadcasting. “This is a very serious problem,” the lawyer said.
What did the court say
The bench said the trial would be listed next week. Judge Kawai said, “What do you want to file?” Would you like to file a contempt petition? ” ‘
Required for action
The lawyer, who has already filed a petition in the Supreme Court, said the government did not take action against Dubey. One of his colleagues was at the Attorney General R.K. Venkataraman wrote a letter demanding approval to start contempt against Dubey, but no action has been taken to date. He said, “The problem is that the Social Media Forum should be advised to remove this video.”
What is the whole thing
On Saturday, the Supreme Court, targeting the Supreme Court, said that if the Supreme Court is to pass a law, parliament and state meetings should be closed. He also targeted Chief Justice Khanna and accused the country of being “civil wars.” Until the next day of the hearing, the BJP MP’s comment came after the court’s guarantee that it would not implement some controversial rules of the Waqf (Amendment) Act. The court questioned these rules of this law. Later, Supreme Court lawyer Anas Danveer wrote a letter to Venkataramani in the case of the Waqf (Amendment) Act, and urged to approve disrespect against Dubey, and accused the “most condemned” concept “with the intention of reducing the story of the court.
The BJP went far away
The BJP withdrew itself from Dubi’s view of the Supreme Court’s criticism on Saturday. Party leader J. B. The tape described these ideas as a personal view of the MP. He honored the judiciary as an inseparable part of democracy on behalf of the ruling party. The tape said that the party leaders have been advised not to make such comments.
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