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Adv. ML Sharma seeks urgent hearing of his writ petition pertaining to Iron Ore Smuggling.

By LawStreet News Network      26 October, 2021 11:13 AM      0 Comments
urgent hearing writ petition Iron Ore Smuggling

Advocate ML Sharma seeks urgent hearing of his writ petition pertaining to Iron Ore Smuggling.

Sharma mentions matter before Bench led by CJI Ramana.

Sharma: My petition is not going to be listed, you had given the date 30th September.

CJI: Give the number.

Sharma: I have.

Bench: Can you send the number to junior?

Sharma: I dont have junior. Its just me.

Bench: Give the number.

Well see.



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