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No one can intimidate us! Chief Justice rebukes over Supreme Court march
- •Chief Justice Surya Kant strongly objected to the protest march led by Rahul Gandhi and opposition leaders up to the Supreme Court.
- •The Chief Justice stated that no one can attempt to scare or threaten the Supreme Court and the judiciary is not weak.
- •Senior advocate Gaurav Bhatia raised strong objections in court, calling the political march an attempt to exert pressure on the judiciary.
- •Rahul Gandhi and INDIA bloc leaders have filed a petition regarding alleged irregularities and illegal deletion of voters' names in the SIR process.
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Chief Justice Surya Kant strongly rebuked the protest march led by Rahul Gandhi and opposition leaders up to the Supreme Court, stating that no one can intimidate or threaten the judiciary because it is not weak enough to succumb to political pressure.
Congress MP and Leader of Opposition Rahul Gandhi, alongside other INDIA bloc leaders, filed a petition in the Supreme Court alleging large-scale irregularities and illegal voter name deletions during the SIR process, demanding an independent audit by a committee headed by a retired Supreme Court judge.
Senior advocate Gaurav Bhatia strongly objected during the hearing, claiming that the political march and protests inside the Supreme Court premises were unprecedented, improper, and an attempt to exert pressure and create fear on the judiciary.
