Caught at a Nepal hotel with women in 2014, three Bihar judicial officers dismissed from service
Caught at a Nepal hotel with women in 2014, three Bihar judicial officers dismissed from service
Three judicial officers from Bihar who were caught at a Nepal hotel with women in 2014, have been dismissed from service.
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UPDATED: December 22, 2020 15:39 IST
The notification, which quotes a communication issued by the Patna High Court, added that their dismissals shall be deemed effective from February 12, 2014. (Photo: PTI)
Three judicial officers in Biharm, including a Principal Judge, have been dismissed from service after they were caught in compromising position with women at a hotel in Nepal in 2014.
High Court order to stop special court trial
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Telangana High Court on Monday passed an interim direction to keep in abeyance the trial of Additional District Judge S. Radhakrishnamurthy by the ACB special court.
A bench of Justices M.S. Ramachandra Rao and T. Amarnath Goud passed the direction after hearing a writ petition filed by Radhakrishnamurthy. Anti-Corruption Bureau (ACB) officials arrested the petitioner in April of 2018 on charge of receiving ₹ 7 lakh bribe to grant bail to an accused facing charges under NDPS Act.
The petitioner was then serving as Nampally Criminal Court Additional District Judge. ACB officials subsequently filed charge-sheet in the case. The petitioner’s counsel contended that ACB registered case against the judge following a complaint lodged by a lawyer. The ACB authorities did not seize any cash from the judge, the lawyer argued.
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