K K Venugopal. — PTI file photo
New Delhi, January 13
Attorney General KK Venugopal on Saturday expressed the hope that the crisis in the top judiciary following a revolt by four Supreme Court judges would be “settled”.
“Let's hope everything works out very well. I am sure everything will be settled,” he told reporters here. Venugopal on Friday said the judges could have avoided going public with their complaints against the Chief Justice Dipak Misra.
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He also said the judges were men of repute and statesmen and hoped that they would solve their difference amicably. — PTI
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