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Woman Who Accused Former CJI Gogoi Of Sexual Harrasment Reinstated In SC

By LawStreet News Network      22 January, 2020 03:01 PM      0 Comments
Woman Who Accused Former CJI Gogoi Of Sexual Harrasment Reinstated In SC

In a big move by the Supreme Court, the woman employee who had accused former Chief Justice of India, Ranjan Gogoi of making sexual advances towards her, has been reinstated at her position of the Junior Court Assistant. After the allegation, she was first transferred and then removed from service.

According to the Indian Express, the woman has rejoined her job and is currently on leave. She has reportedly been paid arrears for the time she was not allowed to work at the Court.

The allegations came to light in April 2019 after which there was an alleged misuse of power to exploit the woman and force her to take back her complaint by devising problems for her husband and brother-in-law by suspending them from the Delhi police force. The complaint was made by a letter to all the judges where she wrote, I am requesting the Honble Judges of the Supreme Court to constitute a special enquiry committee of senior retired judges of the Honble Supreme Court to enquire into these charges of sexual harassment and consequent victimization.

Former Justice Gogoi responded to allegations stating that they were completely and absolutely false and scurrilous and are totally denied. An in-house panel was set up comprising of three judges but the complainant soon withdrew from the proceedings citing a lack of sensitivity. Concertising her fears, the panel went on to give Gogoi a clean chit in the matter, saying they found no substance in the womans allegations. The panel made Gogoi the chairman and completely ignored the principles of natural law, in the highest court of the country.

Author: Nandini Gandhi



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