The Supreme Court bench clarified that Justice Patnaik will not look into the allegations of sexual harassment against the Chief Justice Ranjan Gogoi.
"Outcome of inquiry by Justice (retired) Patnaik will not affect the in-house inquiry committee dealing with complaint against the Chief Justice of India.”
The Supreme Court of India has ordered an inquiry into the allegations of conspiracy against the Chief Justice of India.
Justice Arun Mishra, part of the three-judge bench looking into the conspiracy allegations at the apex court, said “we have decided there is no privilege and all the information required has to be disclosed”.
“Justice CK Patnaik will inquire into the contents of the affidavit by lawyer Utsav Bains,” Mishra, said adding that he will be assisted by the Central Bureau of Investigation, Intelligence Bureau and the Delhi Police Commissioner as and when required.
The case will next be heard once Justice Patnaik files his report in a sealed cover.
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