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The CJI restraint, act responsibly as is damage reputation against Chief Justice of India also said the woman had a expected from them and and negate independence of Ranjan Gogoi prompting him to criminal record and two FIRs accordingly decide what should judiciary.” convene an urgent extraordi- were lodged against her. nary hearing on Saturday and “How can she become a assert that the charges by a for- Supreme Court staff when an PQ " # mer apex court staffer were FIR was pending against her,” R $ “unbelievable” and part of a con- the CJI asked, adding that two $ # & # spiracy by some “bigger force” criminal cases were also pend- ' # " " to “deactivate” the CJI’s office. ing against her husband. # As the allegations by the The court, which said the ( ) former woman staffer who had judiciary “cannot be made a # # worked at Gogoi’s home office scapegoat”, said the media ! in Delhi and dating back to should not publish the woman’s October stunned the judiciary, complaint without verifying New Delhi: A Delhi court on offences of cheating, criminal P # Gogoi said he would not stoop its truth. Saturday said it would hear on intimidation and criminal con- Q * + too low even to deny them. The CJI said this issue has April 24, a police plea to can- spiracy was lodged against the -'. / At the hurriedly called cropped up when a Bench cel the bail of a former woman woman on March 3, after a hearing in Court No 1 presided headed by him is scheduled to Supreme Court employee, who complaint was filed by Naveen ( # ' by him after the allegations hear “many, many sensitive has accused Chief Justice of Kumar, a resident of Jhajjar in were carried by some news por- cases” next week and this was India Ranjan Gogoi of sexual Haryana, at the Tilak Marg # tals based on the affidavit by the alleged molestation by Gogoi residence, she alleged in her also last few weeks of the Lok misconduct, in a cheating and Police Station here. ( ) woman, the apex court said it days after he was appointed CJI affidavit, adding that her dis- Sabha elections. criminal intimidation case. Kumar has alleged that is leaving it to the “wisdom of last October and her subse- abled brother-in-law was The CJI did not name any Chief Metropolitan the former apex court employ- # $ media” to show restraint and act quent persecution. removed from service at the of the cases. Besides the CJI, the Magistrate Manish Khurana ee had defrauded him of #' responsibly so that indepen- The woman alleged that Supreme Court. Bench also comprising jus- listed the matter for 50,000, which he claimed dence of judiciary is not affect- she was removed from service There was no immediate tices Arun Mishra and Sanjiv Wednesday as the accused she took as part of a bribe, # # ed. The court, however, decid- after she rebuffed his “sexual reaction from the Government Khanna, said the “bigger force” woman was not promising him a job at the ed not to issue any gag order. advances”. She claimed that or any major political party. behind the controversy has served with the copy of the Supreme Court. ) 0 A three-judge special her husband and brother-in- The court held the hearing the potential to shake the faith police’s plea. He claimed that in June bench headed by Gogoi was law, both of whom were head for about 30 minutes during of public in the judicial system. The police sought cancel- 2017, he met the woman # constituted after a sworn affi- constables, were suspended for which Gogoi said indepen- Though the CJI was head- lation of the bail granted to the through a common friend, 1 davit by the woman, copies of a 2012 criminal case that had dence of judiciary was under ing the Bench, he left it to woman on March 12, after the Mansha Ram, regarding his # which were sent to the resi- been mutually resolved. “very serious threat” and Justice Mishra to take a call on complainant claimed that he employment and she had told / . dences of 22 apex court judges, She was later also made to “unscrupulous allegations” of passing any judicial order. was being threatened by the him she was a personal assis- became public. prostrate before Gogoi’s wife sexual harassment had been Dictating the order, Justice former Supreme Court staffer tant of a judge in the Supreme 0 ' In her affidavit, the woman and made to rub her nose at levelled against the CJI as some Mishra said, “Having consid- and her associates. Court and her husband was . described two incidents of her feet in the Chief Justice’s “bigger force” wanted to “deac- ered the matter, we refrain An FIR for the alleged also an officer. - ' ) # ' " " # $ % R # . ) , % 6 ' " L ' $ $ R L# % &'% - ' %5 ) ) O R !"#$ % ) ( 580 " " ! & ' % ' 3 K ) *+,' ' ) day after Delhi Police reg- 4 "! Aistered a case of murder in ' K " Rohit Shekhar Tiwari death, his #*%$+ '% 5 $ "! #$ mother Ujjwala said his son did +6. # not share a cordial relationship 13 with his wife and was appar- 58098-:59:866 ently upset over his political !"# *+ career not taking off. - '' 7 # "$ day after BSP chief Police on Saturday ques- - " 8( AMayawati termed him a tioned Rohit’s wife Apoorva in ! " " ‘fake’ OBC, Prime Minister the mysterious death case. ' , , 8( Narendra Modi on Saturday hit According to Ujjwala, 40- . ' ) $ back saying the ‘farzi friend- year-old Rohit, and she went to '. ( ( 9$((:$ ship’ of the SP and the BSP will Haldwani to cast their vote on . % ;< fall apart the day election understanding in 2017 Mulayam Singh Yadav who April 11. They were supposed $ =7 # results are announced. between the Congress and the was a real backward unlike to return to Delhi on April 12, around 11.30 pm that day and $$ P 61 = ="+> # Also, the PM took a dig at SP. Modi, who, she alleged, was a but changed their plan after returned around 2 pm the next & $ $#=5) West Bengal Chief Minister “The farzi dosti of ‘bua’ and ‘farzi’ or ‘naqli’ backward. Rohit, son Narain Dutt Tiwari, day but could not meet my son. !"# / '' $ Mamata Banerjee saying the ‘babua’ will also end the same former Chief Minister of Uttar I had severe pain in my thumb, . ' " “speed-breaker Didi” has lost way,” Modi said referring to Pradesh and Uttarakhand, said so I immediately took an ' 4 =7 Q# sleep after the first two phases Mayawati and her SP counter- ' ' he wanted to meet his people. appointment at Max Hospital. - " 63 $ of polls. Modi held back-to- part Akhilesh Yadav. On April 15, the mother- Before leaving, I asked Apoorva ''' ' 8 back rallies in West Bengal and “The date of this friendship # $ son duo returned to Delhi. about Rohit. She told me he was " 0 $ Uttar Pradesh ahead of the has also been fixed. May 23, While Rohit went to his resi- sleeping and I thought I should- '" $ &# third phase of polling, sched- Thursday, this ‘farzi dosti’ (fake dence in Defence Colony, n’t disturb him,” she said. L ' M 4 $ uled for April 23. friendship) will fall apart,” he Ujjwala went to Tilak Lane and “I trusted Apoorva and . 5 # “You all remember the said. “That day ‘bua’ and New Delhi: The Election returned later. did not question her as to why 3 '%0 ' friendship that was struck dur- ‘babua’ will start part 2 of their Commission on Saturday “When I came back, I was Rohit sleeping till so late,” " '' + ing the Assembly polls in Uttar rivalry,” the PM said. directed Eros Now to immedi- asked Apoorva (Rohit’s wife) she said. " # Pradesh that came to an end At the joint rally of the ately take down a web series on about him, she told me he was Ujjwala said she reached 4* +++ ' ? Q with the announcement of the Opposition alliance in Prime Minister Narendra Modi tired, so he had dinner and Max Hospital around 4.30 pm *+ results and turned into rivalry,” Mainpuri on Friday, Mayawati and all related contents till went to sleep,” said Ujjwala. and went to the emergency &#3 Q 8( he said in Etah referring to the had said it was SP founder further orders. “I left for Tilak Lane at ward. ' % + $+ > " + @ A (%R $) * $ &6-0 from the high command at vincing voters here to strength- + @ around 11pm on Friday,” said en Jharkhand by voting to $(( rime Minister Narendra Pratul Shahdeo, BJP
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