Contempt Case Against CJP Legal Head Over Remarks Against Magistrate

Criminal contempt proceedings will be started against Ratna Singh, the legal affairs chief of the Cockroach Janata Party over her comments against a Chief Judicial Magistrate of Saket Courts.
The approval from the Delhi government's Additional Standing Counsel came after a lawyer sought contempt action.Singh's posts attract action under the Contempt of Courts Act, the law official said.The matter is linked to the proceedings before Chief Judicial Magistrate when Ratna Singh approached the court against her detention on October 10, the day of the CJP protest.
The Additional Standing Counsel said there is a difference between questioning the correctness of a judicial decision and attributing extraneous influences or improper motives to the judge.Referring to Singh's statements that the judge was "serving the master" and "following order from master", the counsel said these remarks went beyond criticism of the judicial order.
More world
- Man run over by truck near MadhavarmThe Hindu
- Bowen: Trump's loss limits powers at home, but it will likely be different abroadBBC
- "Could Smell Alcohol On Him": Rahul Gandhi Attacks Bhagwant Mann, AAP ReactsNDTV
- Man Accuses Wife, Mother-In-Law Of Forced Circumcision In AssamNDTV
- British man infected with Ebola in DR Congo to be flown back to UKBBC
- Need for a unified urbanisation planThe Hindu