Supreme Court judges' rebellion: Justice Chelameswar declines to say if SC crisis is over
Justice J Chelameswar on Monday declined to say if the unprecedented crisis hitting the Supreme Court was over.
New Delhi: Days after he and three other senior Supreme Court judges revolted against Chief Justice Dipak Misra, Justice J Chelameswar on Monday declined to say if the unprecedented crisis hitting the top court was over.
"This is not the place or the time for me to speak (on the issue)," Justice Chelameswar told the media with folded hands at a book launch in New Delhi.
File image of Justice Chelameswar. PTI
He was asked if the crisis in the Supreme Court had ended after the four rebel judges held a series of meetings with Justice Misra to resolve the issue.
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