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  • Rajeev Dhavan

    Earlier, the Supreme Court prevented the Mid Day journalists from being jailed. The Supreme Court will surely be more balanced. Until then, Justice Sodhi’s order should not serve as a precedent to be followed. In fact, the order does a disservice to the judiciary and its cause. There will always be speculation as to why the contempt was brought and in whose interest. It also does a disservice to Justice Sabharwal who will otherwise be remembered as a good judge. To add suspicion to alleged taint is hardly a satisfactory solution. Meanwhile, the public’s call for transparency remains.

    The writer is a senior lawyer

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