Supreme Court of India
Indira Jaising v. Registrar General, Supreme Court of India and Anr.
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Judiciary: Judges Inquiry Act, 1968/Constitution of India, 1950-Articles 32, 124 and 217-Allegation of involvement of certain sitting judges of Karnataka High Court in an incident-Constitution of Committee of Judges-Its report not made public-Writ petition under Article 32-Claim for direction for publication of report and for investigation by an independent investigating agency-Held: Inquiry ordered and report made to Chief Justice of India being confidential and discreet is only for the purpose of his information and not for disclosure to any other person-Thus such direction/or publication
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