Justice Jasti Chelameswar
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Stood Up For Certain Values; Nothing Personal: Justice Jasti Chelameswar
Supreme Court judge Justice Jasti Chelameswar, who retired on Friday, has said that he stood up for certain "issues and values" wherever he perceived things were going wrong and had nothing personal against anyone in the system.
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Justice J Chelameswar Refuses Invite To His Farewell By Supreme Court Bar Association
Justice Jasti Chelameswar, the second most senior judge in the Supreme Court, has refused an invite to his farewell by the top court's bar association. The 65-year-old retires on June 22.
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Top Judge Writes To Chief Justice, Raises Judiciary-Government "Bonhomie"
Supreme Court judge Justice Jasti Chelameswar has written to Chief Justice of India Dipak Misra seeking a full-court discussion on alleged government interference in the appointment of judges to high courts, news agency Press Trust of India reported
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Judiciary-Government Bonhomie A Death Knell For Democracy: Top Judge
Any "bonhomie" between the judiciary and the government would sound the "death knell" for democracy, senior-most Supreme Court judge Justice J Chelameswar has told the Chief Justice of India and urged him to convene a full court to deal with the alleged executive interference in judiciary.
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Stood Up For Certain Values; Nothing Personal: Justice Jasti Chelameswar
Supreme Court judge Justice Jasti Chelameswar, who retired on Friday, has said that he stood up for certain "issues and values" wherever he perceived things were going wrong and had nothing personal against anyone in the system.
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Justice J Chelameswar Refuses Invite To His Farewell By Supreme Court Bar Association
Justice Jasti Chelameswar, the second most senior judge in the Supreme Court, has refused an invite to his farewell by the top court's bar association. The 65-year-old retires on June 22.
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Top Judge Writes To Chief Justice, Raises Judiciary-Government "Bonhomie"
Supreme Court judge Justice Jasti Chelameswar has written to Chief Justice of India Dipak Misra seeking a full-court discussion on alleged government interference in the appointment of judges to high courts, news agency Press Trust of India reported
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Judiciary-Government Bonhomie A Death Knell For Democracy: Top Judge
Any "bonhomie" between the judiciary and the government would sound the "death knell" for democracy, senior-most Supreme Court judge Justice J Chelameswar has told the Chief Justice of India and urged him to convene a full court to deal with the alleged executive interference in judiciary.
