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Most SC judges back CJI, question judge's letter

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After a three-judge inquiry panel dismissed a sexual harassment complaint against Chief Justice Ranjan Gogoi, an overwhelming majority of Supreme Court judges on Monday expressed solidarity with the CJI and questioned the propriety of Justice DY Chandrachud's letter to the panel suggesting alteration of the inquiry procedure.

from Times of India http://bit.ly/2ZZCebw

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