When verdicts favour them... Deora on PM's visit to CJI home

September 12, 2024 11:42

Shiv Sena MP Milind Deora on the PM's visit to the CJI which has upset the Opposition parties.

"It's unfortunate to see reckless commentary on the Prime Ministers visit to the Chief Justice of Indias (CJI) residence for Ganapati Aarti. When verdicts favour them, the opposition praises the Supreme Courts credibility, but when things don't go their way, they conveniently claim the judiciary is compromised.

"Casting such baseless aspersions on the highest court sets a dangerous precedent. This reckless attempt to undermine the credibility of the CJI by the opposition is not only irresponsible but also damaging to the institutions integrity.

"Indias politics is taking an ugly turn. The era of arbitrary judicial appointments is long gone & the incumbent CJI has served his office with immense integrity. Those seeking to tarnish his legacy & credibility are showing poor judgment & acting against the nations best interests."

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