FIR against a judge possible only after chief justice’s nod, Delhi high court tells litigant
Delhi High Court questioned a litigant seeking permission to register an FIR against a judicial officer for alleged forgery. Judges stressed that FIR approval against a judge requires the Chief Justice's nod on the administrative side, not through court petitions. The court also cautioned against sharing trial proceedings on social media.
Delhi High Court questioned a litigant seeking permission to register an FIR against a judicial officer for alleged forgery. Judges stressed that FIR approval against a judge requires the Chief Justice's nod on the administrative side, not through court petitions. The court also cautioned against sharing trial proceedings on social media. What's Your Reaction?
