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Justice Oka Backs Bhuyan Over ‘Mass Disenfranchisement’ Remark, Says No Judicial Impropriety
Former Supreme Court judge Justice Abhay Oka has defended Justice Ujjal Bhuyan over his recent remarks that mass disenfranchisement of voters cannot be condoned by any court, saying the sitting judge did not commit any judicial impropriety. Speaking during an interaction with former Judge Advocate General Nilendra Kumar, founder-director of Lex Consilium Foundation, Justice Oka said he had…
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