AG Didn t Consent to Contempt Proceedings Against Ranjan Gogoi, But What He Said Needs Revisiting
The interview that the former chief justice gave at the India Today conclave on February 12 is full of inconsistencies.
Former Chief Justice of India Ranjan Gogoi. Photo: PTI
Law28/Feb/2021
The Attorney General for India, K.K.Venugopal, has declined his consent to initiate proceedings for criminal contempt against the nominated member of Rajya Sabha, Ranjan Gogoi, for the interview he gave at the India Today conclave on February 12. But that should not deter us from critically analysing Gogoiâs interview and Venugopalâs defence of it for their inconsistencies.
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