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Delhi govt lawyer grants consent for criminal contempt case against CJP's Ratna Singh

Delhi govt lawyer grants consent for criminal contempt case against CJP's Ratna Singh

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  • left · 1 outlet

    New Delhi: The Delhi High Court on Wednesday, November 4, agreed to hear on November 6 a plea by lawyers seeking action against suspended Delhi Police ACP Manasvi Vashishta and other officials for allegedly threatening advocates. The matter was mentioned before a bench of Acting Chief Justice Nitin…

    — The Siasat Daily

  • center · 4 outlets

    NEW DELHI: The Delhi government's Additional Standing Counsel has granted consent for initiating criminal contempt proceedings against Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) legal head Ratna Singh over her social media posts concerning a judge of a Delhi court here. Singh had made certain posts on social media…

    — The New Indian Express

  • right · 2 outlets

    NEW DELHI: The Delhi Government’s Additional Standing Counsel (Criminal), Amol Sinha, has granted consent to initiate criminal contempt proceedings against Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) leader Ratna Singh before the Delhi High Court over her remarks about a trial court judge. The decision follows…

    — The Pioneer

RSS excerpt

Kaushik Chatterjee’s representation said following the court’s order, Ratna Singh made allegations concerning the conduct of magistrate during the proceedings.

Coverage arrived over 7 hours — first from The New Indian Express, latest from The Pioneer.

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Hindustan Times Center HT Media Current article

Delhi govt lawyer grants consent for criminal contempt case against CJP's Ratna Singh

Kaushik Chatterjee’s representation said following the court’s order, Ratna Singh made allegations concerning the conduct of magistrate during the proceedings.

The Pioneer Center-Right The Pioneer

Delhi government gives consent for criminal contempt proceedings against CJP leader Ratna Singh

NEW DELHI: The Delhi Government’s Additional Standing Counsel (Criminal), Amol Sinha, has granted consent to initiate criminal contempt proceedings against Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) leader Ratna Singh before the Delhi High Court over her remarks about a trial court judge. The decision follows…

The New Indian Express Center Express Publications (Madurai) Ltd.

Delhi counsel grants consent to initiate criminal contempt proceedings against CJP's Ratna Singh

NEW DELHI: The Delhi government's Additional Standing Counsel has granted consent for initiating criminal contempt proceedings against Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) legal head Ratna Singh over her social media posts concerning a judge of a Delhi court here. Singh had made certain posts on social media…

The Shillong Times Center The Shillong Times

Delhi govt nod for criminal contempt proceedings against CJP’s Ratna Singh over posts against judge

New Delhi, Nov 4: The Delhi government’s Additional Standing Counsel (Criminal), Amol Sinha, has granted consent to initiate criminal contempt proceedings against Ratna Singh, the legal affairs head of the Cockroach Janta Party (CJP). The matter pertains to comments made by Ratna Singh on social…

The Economic Times Center-Right Bennett, Coleman & Co.

Delhi govt counsel gives consent to initiate criminal contempt proceedings against CJP leader Ratna Singh

Additional Standing Counsel Amol Sinha, in his opinion dated November 2, held that the specific imputations attributed to Singh prima facie struck at the independence and impartiality of the judicial process and disclosed sufficient grounds for invoking the criminal contempt jurisdiction of the…

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