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'Misusing Powers': SC Judge Writes To CJI Surya Kant Seeking Replacement Of Rajasthan HC Acting CJ Over 'Manipulation Case Listings'
Supreme Court judge Sandeep Mehta has written to CJI Surya Kant requesting the immediate appointment of a Chief Justice from another state to head the Rajasthan High Court, citing allegations of acting Chief Justice Sanjeev Prakash Sharma misusing administrative powers and favoring "rich litigants" by manipulating case listings.
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