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A former judge of the #SupremeCourt exposed yesterday's Radical Comments made by SC Judges.

Former judge Dhingra said that the comments made by the #SupremeCourtOfIndia on #NupurSharmaControversy are not only Childish but also Absurd.⚡️🔥

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Former judge said that the matter which went to the #SupremeCourtOfIndia , was only to transfer all the FIRs to Delhi & not to prove the guilt on #Nupur. By what authority did the court make such comments?

If Judges had the guts, They should've wrote them in Written Order!
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Why did the Supreme Court wrote only "Petition Dismissed" in the written order?

Why not the entire comments were put down in the Written Order, so that people can ask the #SupremeCourt , on the basis of which hearing you made all these comments?
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What right does #SupremeCourt have, because of which it found #Nupur guilty without Trial?

Court itself accused #Nupur, itself declared her guilty while pronouncing the Judgement orally. As per Justice Dhingra, This sends a wrong message to the whole country.
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Justice Dhingra asked that Honorable #SupremeCourt said one more thing that why didn't #Nupur go to the Lower Court.

Whereas, the Supreme Court itself not only listens to the petition of the Rich Businessmen directly, but opens the Court till 12 Midnight too!
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Former judge said that It's work of the Lower Court to decide, where the FIR will be registered & Who's Guilty.

Lower Court will hear the remarks made by Nupur Sharma. After Trial, the court will say whether Statement was wrong or was it based on Facts. SC must stay Silent!

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