Oppn escalates attack on Justice Gogoi

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Updated At : 10:45 AM Dec 16, 2021 IST

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Tribune News Service

New Delhi, December 15

Escalating further their attack against former Chief Justice of India and Rajya Sabha member Justice Ranjan Gagoi, more opposition members submitted privilege notices against him to Chairman M Venkaiah Naidu.

Sources in the Opposition camp said more parties joined the chorus against Justice Gagoi, as NCP’s Vandana Chavan and Dr Fauzia Khan along with CPI’s Binow Viswam submitted privilege notices against him.

Earlier, the TMC, Congress, SP, CPIM, Shiv Sena and IUML MPs had submitted multiple privilege notices against the RS MP for his recent comments in a television interview.

So far, MPs from eight political parties have slammed the former CJI for bringing the Rajya Sabha into disrepute, they added.

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