‘Resign Now’: Congress Targets CJI Surya Kant Over His ‘Law And Order Is Not My Domain’ Remark
- Congress’s Kerala unit asked Chief Justice Surya Kant to resign after he said Delhi’s protest restrictions were a law-and-order issue outside his domain.
- The Kerala Congress deleted the post after criticism from the Bharatiya Janata Party, including accusations that Congress was intimidating the judiciary.
- Kiren Rijiju said the post supported his claim that Congress would target the judiciary after the Election Commission.
- Surya Kant declined an INDIA bloc meeting request, saying the issues were already before the Supreme Court and could be pursued through petitions.
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Resign if law and order not your domain: Deleted Congress post on CJI sparks row
Congress attacked Chief Justice Surya Kanth after he said Delhi protest restrictions were a law-and-order matter outside his domain. The row widened as the Opposition challenged electoral roll revisions and protest curbs in the Supreme Court, prompting a BJP counterattack.
"Judiciary Next Target": BJP's 'Told You So' Reply To Kerala Congress' Post
"Congress wants to destroy all the constitutional and democratic institutions of India. All Anti-India gangs are joining hands. All patriotic Indians will also come together," Kire Rijiju posted on X
‘Resign Now’: Congress Targets CJI Surya Kant Over His ‘Law And Order Is Not My Domain’ Remark
The Congress has asked for Chief Justice of India (CJI) Surya Kant's resignation over his comments on the recent protests in Delhi on 12 October. The BJP has hit back at the Opposition party, accusing it of trying to intimidate the
‘Will find your replacement’: Congress deletes post targeting CJI Surya Kant after BJP backlash
The BJP’s Kerala unit hit back, accusing the Congress of attempting to intimidate the judiciary and invoking the Emergency, when the party was in power under former prime minister Indira Gandhi.
The Kerala Congress has posted on X regarding CJI Justice Surya Kant. The party has asked him to resign if he is unable to handle law and order.
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