The counsel said he had no intention of staging a protest and that he was suffering from a sore throat.
Dialling Wrong Number, Maybe You Should Protest: Chief Justice On Quota Plea
In short
The Chief Justice observed that the petitioner was dialling the wrong number with the current quota plea and suggested that a protest might be pursued instead. Addressing the bench directly, the counsel clarified that he held no intention of participating in any demonstration. Additionally, the counsel explained to the court that he was currently suffering from a sore throat.
Key points
- The court indicated that the legal matter brought before it might be misdirected as a quo…: The court indicated that the legal matter brought before it might be misdirected as a quota plea.
- The advocate explicitly rejected the suggestion that he planned to stage a public protest.: The advocate explicitly rejected the suggestion that he planned to stage a public protest.
- The counsel informed the bench of his personal physical condition involving a sore throat…: The counsel informed the bench of his personal physical condition involving a sore throat during the exchange.