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Explain Huge Assets Allegations: CJI to Karnataka Chief Justice

  •   Wed, Sep 16 2009 08:28:18 PM

Explain huge assets allegations: CJI to Karnataka Chief Justice

NEW DELHI, Sep 16 (PTI): Taking note of allegations of acquisition of "huge assets" made against Karnataka High Court Chief Justice P D Dinakaran, Chief Justice  of India K G Balakrishnan reportedly sought an explanation from the judge who denied the charges.


P D Dinakaran 

The meeting that took place last week in New Delhi came against the backdrop of five legal luminaries writing to the CJI about complaints from several lawyers based in Chennai against Dinakaran.

The leading advocates including F S Nariman, Shanti Bhushan, Ashok Desai and Ram Jethmalani suggested that the CJI should reconsider the decision to elevate the judge to the Supreme Court.

Dinakaran and four others have been recommended by the Supreme Court Collegium to the government for being appointed as judges of the SC.

Highly-placed sources said during the meeting at the CJI's residence and attended by some Supreme Court judges, Dinakaran's attention was drawn to the letter sent by the lawyers under the auspices of the Forum for Judicial Accountability levelling charges of land grabbing and other "irregularities" against the judge.

Dinakaran is understood to have denied the charges before returning to Bangalore.

The Bar Council of India (BCI) had on Monday voiced reservation over Dinakaran being appointed to the apex court.
  

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  • Narayanan, Chennai

    Fri, Sep 18 2009

    Sorry gentleman, taking away the wealth of the public in the name of caste is not guaranteed anywhere in the constitution. The latest charge that two lawyers in Karnataka representing the government were forced to resign because of this culprit being the judge is unacceptable. Is it not shame on your part to support a criminal who is black spot in your caste.

    A person is free to mention his caste to enjoy the benefits education only which will enhance the career. Afterwards, indulging in criminal activities, threatening lawyers etc. are shame. The purpose of education is to lead a moderate and decent life. The proverb is kettle says the pot black. In this instance I donot know whether you are kettle or pot.

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  • P.S. Rao, Shimoga

    Fri, Sep 18 2009

    Betsy,how can u say that it is descrimination because he is a south Indian? As you said , unless it is prooven as descrimination u cant come to conclusion. Yeah may be the mindset of the people from where he hails originally doesnot have belongness to india and to heve thier own seperate country. Pls grow up

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  • Betsy, India

    Thu, Sep 17 2009

    A citizen is innocent unless proven guilty. Justice Dinakaran acquired the land before he was promoted to Madras High Court. He was a successful lawyer. Is the public indicating that the lawyers should be poor? This is absolute insanity. This man is being put in the limelight only because he is a Christian, South Indian and comes from a Dalit background. This is just a good example of how injustice prevails in India against the minorities.

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  • Krishna, Mangalore

    Thu, Sep 17 2009

    When the Doctors went on strike ( as a last resort) this judge gave them advice about their duty to Society, imposed punishment of cancellation of their degrees ( which is still not revoked and is kept as Sword of Democles on their heads)> When Kannada activists wanted to fight their cause to save Kannada In Bangalore they were arrested, sent to jail etc. Now it is shocking to hear this news.

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  • shahnawaz kukkikatte, dubai/udupi

    Thu, Sep 17 2009

    In this life and this world, crime may go unnoticed and unpunished. Guilty may go scot free and innocent may get punished because of money power. But let everyone understand that they have to stand in front of their Creator and in the court of Lord, there wont be any money power or muscle power. It will be just, nothing but just and truth. Then everyone will come to know. So everyone of us must rule by our inner coscious and we must be true to our creator.

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  • Gananath B Shetty, Nandikur/Mumbai

    Thu, Sep 17 2009

    The only one pillar of democracy in India is the Indian judiciary,if the judges go corrupt then the judgement can be manipulated ,democracy will not survive in our country.

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  • R Mallar, Kasaragod/ Dubai

    Thu, Sep 17 2009

    Let us give a chance to Justice Dinakaran to explain. He claims that he is born rich and has lot of agricultural income. And if he cannot be Supreme Court justice, he can''t be High Court justice too!!

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  • siddiq B.K, Baikampady/Mangalore

    Thu, Sep 17 2009

    If the fence ate up the crop, who will protect the crop”?

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  • Roland,

    Wed, Sep 16 2009

    I hope he gets punishment to the maximum.

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  • Roland,

    Wed, Sep 16 2009

    Capt. Cornelio, dont blame the state. Blame the state where he comes from, and his roots.

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  • A.S.Mathew, U.S.A.

    Wed, Sep 16 2009

    When somebody like a judge gets rich in a short span of time without getting a lottery, there is ample evidence that the money was made through illegal means. That tells the judge did favour to the ciminals. The system is highly corrupted.

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  • Bulsam, Mangalore

    Wed, Sep 16 2009

    Corruption in judiciary is very rampant & open. The corrupt lawyers & judges are hand in gloves in influencing the judgments. They are the co-partners in swindling the gullible.

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  • Raymond Gomez, Mangalore

    Wed, Sep 16 2009

    Corrupt people must be punished heavily. Their bank accounts, assets inside the country and outside the country must be frozen by the court until they give a satisfactory reply to the public. Freez their bank accounts and liquidate their assets and distribute to the charitable institute or needy people.

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  • Reginald Moras, Kuppepadav

    Wed, Sep 16 2009

    Corrupt!!! What justice we can get.... Kannada saying, "Beliye holavane thindanthe. Please correct me.

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  • Capt. Cornelio, udupi

    Wed, Sep 16 2009

    No wonder entire state is corrept and stands 4th in the country.these needs to be hanged as they have brought shame to the state

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