Supreme Court: Union Law Minister praised the Chief Justice, said - the decision touched the heart
The petitioner has also submitted along with the petition a certificate issued by AIIMS hospital, confirming his illness and inability to write.
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Union Law Minister Kiren Rijiju on Sunday praised a decision of the country's Chief Justice DY Chandrachud. Actually, a person had difficulty in writing due to illness, on this the young man filed a petition in the Supreme Court and appealed to allow him to take a writer for the Uttarakhand Administrative Services examination. The Union Law Minister praised the Chief Justice for the decision given by the Supreme Court on this.
What did the Union Law Minister say
Responding to a tweet, Kiren Rijiju wrote that 'It is a heart-touching action taken by Hon'ble Justice DY Chandrachud. In the judicial service examination of Uttarakhand, a disabled candidate has been given a big relief by providing him the facility of scribe. AIIMS had given him a certificate of disability, on which it is very satisfying to get justice to the needy person on time.
what is the matter
Let us tell you that Uttarakhand candidate Dhananjay Kumar had filed a petition in the Supreme Court seeking permission to take a writer for the examination. It was told in the petition that the Uttarakhand Public Service Commission has rejected his demand. After which he turned to the Supreme Court. The petitioner has also submitted along with the petition a certificate issued by AIIMS hospital, confirming his illness and inability to write. A bench comprising Chief Justice DY Chandrachud and Justice PS Narasimha issued notice to the Uttarakhand Public Service Commission and the Uttarakhand government seeking their response and also allowed the petitioner to carry scribe in the examination.
The petitioner's lawyer also praised
Praising the decision, the petitioner's lawyer tweeted that 'we had filed the writ petition at 11:30 in the evening. Whose diary number was found at 10.15 am. He was produced before the Chief Justice at 10.30 am. The Chief Justice heard the matter and passed an interim order on the same day. With this step of the Chief Justice, the public's faith in the judiciary will be maintained. The Union Law Minister replied to this tweet.
This praise of the Law Minister regarding the Chief Justice has come to the fore at a time when differences between the government and the judiciary regarding the collegium system have come to the fore.