Archive · 24 Jul 2026
CJI Clarifies on CJP Police Violence Hearing
The Chief Justice of India (CJI) has clarified that media reports stating he refused to list a matter related to police violence were false.
He mentioned that no petition was actually filed, and the media reported irresponsibly.
The CJI emphasized that the matter was only a representation and not a formal petition, and he checked with the Supreme Court registry to confirm this.
CJI clarified that media reports about refusing to list a matter on police violence were false.
No petition was filed regarding the CJP Police Violence Hearing.
CJI accused media of irresponsible reporting.
The matter was only a representation, not a formal petition.
CJI checked with the Supreme Court registry to confirm no petition was filed.
- Who
- Chief Justice of India (CJI)
- What
- Clarification on media reporting about CJP Police Violence Hearing
- When
- Not specified
- Where
- Not specified
- Why
- To correct false media reports and clarify the status of the matter.
Media's Reporting
CJI's Clarification
Reporting Accuracy
Media's Reporting
Media reported that CJI refused to list the matter, which was falsely reported according to CJI.
CJI's Clarification
CJI stated that no petition was filed and media reported irresponsibly.
- CJI's Statement
- CJI clarified that no petition was filed and media reported falsely.
- Media's Role
- Media was accused of irresponsible reporting by the CJI.