Intimidation is the old culture of Congress… Know what PM Modi said on the letter of 600 lawyers to CJI – pm modi tweet on letter of 600 lawyers intimidation is the old culture of congress – 2024-03-29 15:35:34

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2024-03-29 15:35:34
New Delhi: The bugle of Lok Sabha elections has been sounded and all the parties are also announcing their candidates. Meanwhile, PM Modi has targeted Congress. PM Modi posted on X that intimidating others is the old culture of Congress. It was only 5 decades ago that he called for a “committed judiciary” – they shamelessly seek commitment from others for their self-interests but avoid any commitment towards the nation. No wonder 140 crore Indians are rejecting him.

Why did PM Modi say this

In fact, more than 600 lawyers, including senior advocates Harish Salve and Pinky Anand, wrote a letter to Supreme Court Chief Justice DY Chandrachud saying that a special group is weakening the judiciary in the country. PM Modi has taken a dig at Congress regarding this letter from lawyers. The letter titled Judiciary Under Threat Safeguarding Judiciary from Political and Professional Pressure has been written on behalf of about 600 lawyers, which include Supreme Court Bar Association President Adish C Aggarwal, Chetan Mittal, Pinky Anand, Hitesh Jain, Ujjwala Pawar, Uday Hola etc. Are.

What have the lawyers written in the letter

The lawyers wrote a letter to the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court, saying that there is a group of lawyers who are writing this letter to you expressing their deep concern about how a vested interest group is trying to put pressure on the judiciary, influence the judicial process and influence our courts. Is trying to defame based on flimsy arguments and stale political agenda. Their actions are disturbing the atmosphere of trust and harmony which characterizes the functioning of the judiciary. His pressure tactics are most evident in political matters, especially those involving political figures accused of corruption. These tactics are harmful to our courts.

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