NEW DELHI: In his first comments on the judicial disaster, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday mentioned the government and political events will have to keep out of it whilst expressing self assurance that the judiciary will sit down in combination to find a method to its issues.
He also mentioned the Indian judiciary has a vibrant history and is full of very capable people.
"Our country's judiciary has a very bright past, they are very capable people. They will sit together and find a solution to their problems. I have faith in our justice system, they will definitely figure out a solution," he mentioned right through a lengthy interview to Times Now.
Asked about the disaster in the Supreme Court after its 4 seniormost judges got here out to overtly criticise allocation of sensitive circumstances via the manager justice, creating an unprecedented state of affairs in the upper judiciary, Modi mentioned, "I think I should stay away from this debate. The government must also stay away. The political parties must also keep out of it."
To a query about opposition events' alleged attempts to pull "high-profile" BJP leaders into the disaster the way they went after him when he was Gujarat leader minister, the top minister mentioned they'd made several attempts to complete him politically.
"The path that they are on is what has helped me reach here," he mentioned, taking a dig at the opposition events.
On January 12, 4 top judges of the Supreme Court -- justices Jasti Chelameswar, Ranjan Gogoi, Madan Lokur and Kurian Joseph-- addressed an unusual press convention where they mentioned that "all is not well" with the Supreme Court and launched a sharp assault on Chief Justice Dipak Misra for "ignoring the concerns voiced by them".
He also mentioned the Indian judiciary has a vibrant history and is full of very capable people.
"Our country's judiciary has a very bright past, they are very capable people. They will sit together and find a solution to their problems. I have faith in our justice system, they will definitely figure out a solution," he mentioned right through a lengthy interview to Times Now.
Asked about the disaster in the Supreme Court after its 4 seniormost judges got here out to overtly criticise allocation of sensitive circumstances via the manager justice, creating an unprecedented state of affairs in the upper judiciary, Modi mentioned, "I think I should stay away from this debate. The government must also stay away. The political parties must also keep out of it."
To a query about opposition events' alleged attempts to pull "high-profile" BJP leaders into the disaster the way they went after him when he was Gujarat leader minister, the top minister mentioned they'd made several attempts to complete him politically.
"The path that they are on is what has helped me reach here," he mentioned, taking a dig at the opposition events.
On January 12, 4 top judges of the Supreme Court -- justices Jasti Chelameswar, Ranjan Gogoi, Madan Lokur and Kurian Joseph-- addressed an unusual press convention where they mentioned that "all is not well" with the Supreme Court and launched a sharp assault on Chief Justice Dipak Misra for "ignoring the concerns voiced by them".
Government, political parties should stay away from current judicial crisis: PM Modi
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