SC issues contempt notice to NGO head for scandalising court
The apex court had in February issued bailable warrants against Suraz India Trust chairperson for not depositing the cost of Rs 25 lakh for filing 64 PILs over the years without any success.
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NEW DELHI: The Supreme Court has issued contempt notice to the chairperson of an NGO as to why he should not be proceeded against and sentenced for his endeavour to scandalise the court.
The apex court had in February issued bailable warrants against chairperson of NGO Suraz India Trust, Rajiv Daiya, for not depositing the cost of Rs 25 lakh for filing 64 PILs over the years without any success and repeatedly misusing the jurisdiction of the top court.
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