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13 judges, 400 staff infected in 3rd wave: CJI

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Updated At : 12:00 PM Jan 26, 2022 IST
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New Delhi, January 25

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Thirteen judges of the Supreme Court and 400 court staff were infected with Covid during the third wave of the pandemic, Chief Justice of India NV Ramana said on Tuesday.

The revelation came from the CJI after an advocate complained that his case was not urgently listed by the Registry for hearing. “If you don’t know the problem, what can we do? Four hundred people in the Registry got Covid and 13 judges were tested positive. Despite our bodies not cooperating, we are taking up cases…You should understand that,” CJI Ramana said. —

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