India’s Supreme Court Slams Lalit Modi, Directs Him To Apologize
NEW DELHI, (IANS) – The Supreme Court on April 13 directed the former IPL commissioner, Lalit Modi to tender an unconditional apology on social media and in leading national newspapers over his remarks against the judiciary in a social media post.
A bench comprising Justices M.R. Shah and C.T. Ravikumar was hearing a contempt petition filed by senior advocate C.U. Singh. It observed that the former IPL commissioner is not above the law and institution.
According to counsel familiar with the proceedings, the top court directed the former IPL commissioner to tender an apology on social media and in leading national newspapers within a week and scheduled the matter for further hearing later in the month.
The bench said that it was not satisfied with the counter affidavit filed by him and directed him to file an affidavit before the court tendering an apology. It further added that Lalit Modi should not make posts in future, which would be tantamount to, even remotely, tarnishing the judiciary’s image.
Anil
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Ya right!
The Supreme Court of India wants a fugitive to apologize. First and foremost, get him in India. The CJI lack real intelligence and think that in their position they are gods. They too must go to work and show that their courts are moving along cases taht sit around for years until the witnesses are dead or the plaintiff and accused are dead.
JOKERS!
April 14, 2023Yoiga shakae
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Cope+seethe
April 14, 2023pemba
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Indian Justice System is based on kidding.
April 14, 2023Hupende
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So True. Atique Ahmed shot head on live TV. Two weeks before killing, Atiq moved Supreme Court for protection in UP police custody
April 16, 2023