SCBA Joint Secretary Sends Legal Notice to Kerala Congress Chief Over Post Targeting Cji Surya Kant
Supreme Court Bar Association Joint Secretary and Advocate Meenash Dubey has issued a legal notice to Kerala Pradesh Congress Committee President Sunny Joseph. The notice concerns a controversial social media post published on October 12 from the official X account of Kerala Congress. The post had questioned the Chief Justice of India regarding law and order responsibilities and demanded his resignation. Dubey's notice demands a clarification on why a public apology has not been issued to the CJI and whether any disciplinary action has been taken against the individual responsible for the content. Furthermore, the advocate has reserved the right to initiate criminal contempt proceedings if a satisfactory response and apology are not forthcoming. The development highlights ongoing tensions regarding public commentary on members of the judiciary.
Supreme Court Bar Association (SCBA) Joint Secretary and Advocate Meenash Dubey has reportedly sent a legal notice to Kerala Pradesh Congress Committee (KPCC) President Sunny Joseph over a controversial post published on the official X account of Kerala Congress targeting Chief Justice of India Surya Kant. The notice seeks an explanation for the alleged failure to issue a public apology to the CJI and clarify whether disciplinary action has been taken against the person responsible for publishing the post. Dubey has also reserved the right to initiate criminal contempt proceedings. The controversy concerns a post dated October 12 that questioned the CJI over law and order responsibilities and called for his resignation.
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