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Justice Surya Kant New Chief Justice Of India, To Take Charge On November 24
Justice Surya Kant was appointed as the next Chief Justice of India late Thursday and will take charge on November 24, and will succeed Chief Justice BR Gavai to the highest judicial post in the country.
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Supreme Court Refuses Contempt Action For Shoe Thrown At Chief Justice
The Supreme Court on Monday refused to initiate contempt action against a lawyer who had attempted to throw a shoe at Chief Justice of India BR Gavai but said it will consider laying down guidelines to prevent such incidents.
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Supreme Court Refuses Action Against Lawyer Who Threw Shoe At Chief Justice
While refusing to issue notice to Rakesh Kishore, Justice Surya Kant asked Supreme Court Bar Association president Vikas Singh, "Why give him so much importance?"
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All About Justice Surya Kant, Set To Take Over As Country's Top Judge
Justice Surya Kant was part of the Supreme Court bench that heard former Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal's CBI case linked to the Delhi liquor policy.
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Month Left For Chief Justice BR Gavai's Retirement, Process Begins To Appoint Successor
The government on Thursday initiated the process to appoint the next chief justice of India as incumbent B R Gavai demits office on November 23, sources said.
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Man Throws Slippers At Ahmedabad Judge, A Week After Supreme Court Incident
A man in Gujarat threw his slippers at a judge in the Ahmedabad Sessions Court on Tuesday while proceedings were on in the courtroom, in a scene similar to the attack on Chief Justice of India BR Gavai last week.
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"Very Shocked": Chief Justice Gavai Breaks Silence On Shoe Attack In Court
Chief Justice of India BR Gavai on Thursday described the recent attempted shoe attack on him inside the Supreme Court as a "forgotten chapter," breaking his silence two days after the unprecedented incident.
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'If His Name Wasn't Rakesh...': Asaduddin Owaisi's Jab In Chief Justice-Shoe Row
AIMIM chief Asaduddin Owaisi said the man who threw the shoe at Chief Justice of India BR Gavai would not have been allowed free had he been called 'Asad;, i.e., had he been a Muslim.
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'Courts Not For Religious Ideas': Senior Advocate On Attack On Chief Justice
Former Attorney-General of India Mukul Rohatgi condemned the recent incident inside the Supreme Court where a lawyer allegedly threw a shoe at Chief Justice of India BR Gavai, and said that "courts of law are not meant to propagate religious ideas."
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On Attack On Chief Justice, His Family's "Poisonous Ideology" Remark
Chief Justice BR Gavai's family has condemned the shoe incident targeting him in the court premises as an "attack on the Constitution" and asserted that no one has the right to take the law into their hands.
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Top Court Directs Forthwith Release Of Life Convict In Custody For Almost 22 Years
The Supreme Court directed the immediate release of a life convict, who has been in custody for almost 22 years in connection with a murder case.
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Who Is Rakesh Kishore, The Lawyer Who Threw Shoe At Chief Justice In Supreme Court
Advocate Rakesh Kishore was suspended by the Bar Council of India on Monday after he threw his shoe at Chief Justice BR Gavai inside the Supreme Court.
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Lawyer Who Threw Shoe At Chief Justice Has No Regrets, Makes Bizarre Claims
A day after he made national headlines by throwing a shoe at the Chief Justice of India, BR Gavai, inside the Supreme Court, advocate Rajesh Kishore said he does not regret what he did and accused the Chief Justice of mocking Sanatan Dharma.
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"Attacking Our Constitution": Congress, BJP Condemn Attack On Chief Justice
BJP MP and National Spokesperson Sudhanshu Trivedi strongly condemned the recent incident involving inappropriate behaviour towards Chief Justice of India (CJI) BR Gavai in the Supreme Court.
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"Angered Every Indian": PM Modi Speaks To Chief Justice, Condemns Attack On Him
Prime Minister Narendra Modi spoke to Chief Justice of India BR Gavai this evening and condemned the attack on him earlier today in the Supreme Court premises. PM Modi said the incident has "angered every Indian".
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Justice Surya Kant New Chief Justice Of India, To Take Charge On November 24
Justice Surya Kant was appointed as the next Chief Justice of India late Thursday and will take charge on November 24, and will succeed Chief Justice BR Gavai to the highest judicial post in the country.
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Supreme Court Refuses Contempt Action For Shoe Thrown At Chief Justice
The Supreme Court on Monday refused to initiate contempt action against a lawyer who had attempted to throw a shoe at Chief Justice of India BR Gavai but said it will consider laying down guidelines to prevent such incidents.
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Supreme Court Refuses Action Against Lawyer Who Threw Shoe At Chief Justice
While refusing to issue notice to Rakesh Kishore, Justice Surya Kant asked Supreme Court Bar Association president Vikas Singh, "Why give him so much importance?"
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All About Justice Surya Kant, Set To Take Over As Country's Top Judge
Justice Surya Kant was part of the Supreme Court bench that heard former Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal's CBI case linked to the Delhi liquor policy.
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Month Left For Chief Justice BR Gavai's Retirement, Process Begins To Appoint Successor
The government on Thursday initiated the process to appoint the next chief justice of India as incumbent B R Gavai demits office on November 23, sources said.
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Man Throws Slippers At Ahmedabad Judge, A Week After Supreme Court Incident
A man in Gujarat threw his slippers at a judge in the Ahmedabad Sessions Court on Tuesday while proceedings were on in the courtroom, in a scene similar to the attack on Chief Justice of India BR Gavai last week.
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"Very Shocked": Chief Justice Gavai Breaks Silence On Shoe Attack In Court
Chief Justice of India BR Gavai on Thursday described the recent attempted shoe attack on him inside the Supreme Court as a "forgotten chapter," breaking his silence two days after the unprecedented incident.
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'If His Name Wasn't Rakesh...': Asaduddin Owaisi's Jab In Chief Justice-Shoe Row
AIMIM chief Asaduddin Owaisi said the man who threw the shoe at Chief Justice of India BR Gavai would not have been allowed free had he been called 'Asad;, i.e., had he been a Muslim.
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'Courts Not For Religious Ideas': Senior Advocate On Attack On Chief Justice
Former Attorney-General of India Mukul Rohatgi condemned the recent incident inside the Supreme Court where a lawyer allegedly threw a shoe at Chief Justice of India BR Gavai, and said that "courts of law are not meant to propagate religious ideas."
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On Attack On Chief Justice, His Family's "Poisonous Ideology" Remark
Chief Justice BR Gavai's family has condemned the shoe incident targeting him in the court premises as an "attack on the Constitution" and asserted that no one has the right to take the law into their hands.
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Top Court Directs Forthwith Release Of Life Convict In Custody For Almost 22 Years
The Supreme Court directed the immediate release of a life convict, who has been in custody for almost 22 years in connection with a murder case.
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Who Is Rakesh Kishore, The Lawyer Who Threw Shoe At Chief Justice In Supreme Court
Advocate Rakesh Kishore was suspended by the Bar Council of India on Monday after he threw his shoe at Chief Justice BR Gavai inside the Supreme Court.
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Lawyer Who Threw Shoe At Chief Justice Has No Regrets, Makes Bizarre Claims
A day after he made national headlines by throwing a shoe at the Chief Justice of India, BR Gavai, inside the Supreme Court, advocate Rajesh Kishore said he does not regret what he did and accused the Chief Justice of mocking Sanatan Dharma.
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"Attacking Our Constitution": Congress, BJP Condemn Attack On Chief Justice
BJP MP and National Spokesperson Sudhanshu Trivedi strongly condemned the recent incident involving inappropriate behaviour towards Chief Justice of India (CJI) BR Gavai in the Supreme Court.
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"Angered Every Indian": PM Modi Speaks To Chief Justice, Condemns Attack On Him
Prime Minister Narendra Modi spoke to Chief Justice of India BR Gavai this evening and condemned the attack on him earlier today in the Supreme Court premises. PM Modi said the incident has "angered every Indian".
