SC Pulls up Rahul Gandhi over Protest March to Top Court, Seeks Explanation for His Conduct

SC pulls up Rahul Gandhi over protest march to top court, seeks explanation for his conduct

Chief Justice Surya Kant asserted, "nobody can browbeat the judiciary", as the Supreme Court issued notice to Rahul Gandhi to explain his conduct in leading the INDIA bloc protest march to the top court on October 12.

'Not sitting in ivory tower', 'can't browbeat judiciary': SC raps Rahul Gandhi's conduct in Delhi protest march

During the hearing, senior advocate Gaurav Bhatia, said it was unacceptable that the Supreme Court was having to deal with a political procession.

'Nobody can browbeat judiciary': SC issues notice to Rahul Gandhi, Akhilesh Yadav and others over October 12 march

NEW DELHI: The Supreme Court on Thursday issued notices to Rahul Gandhi, Samajwadi Party chief Akhilesh Yadav and other protestors over their October 12

Must explain conduct: SC pulls up Rahul Gandhi over protest march to top court

CJI Surya Kant said 'nobody can browbeat' the judiciary as the Supreme Court issued notices to the Centre and the Election Commission (ECI) on petitions filed by Rahul Gandhi and Owaisi

Supreme Court Row: Lawyers Seek Action Over Slogans During Rahul Gandhi’s Visit

<p>A fresh legal controversy has emerged following the protest and slogan-raising incident at the Supreme Court premises during Rahul Gandhi’s visit. According to the report, a group of lawyers has filed a petition seeking judicial intervention over the alleged disruption, with senior advocate Gaurav Bhatia bringing the matter to the attention of the Chief Justice-led bench. The petition reportedly argues that Rahul Gandhi arrived with a group o…