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Baad me to Anupam and Akshay would be appointing judges.
Please stop your blind Modi hatred and admit that the collegium is an absolute farce.
1. False reports spread in the media that no cash was found
2. Harish Salve deceived into making a statement on the basis on that false report
3. Mahua Moitra spreads narrative that this is a set-up to impose NJAC
4. AMS gives a sympathetic statement as well.
5. Pro-Congress social media handles go into overdrive
6. Lawyers from the left/liberal spectrum meet with Varma
Where can we find a full list of All the lawyers who worked on 377 ? AK was only representing 1 or 2 petitioners.
Interesting choice of lawyers: all women and two with a strong background in human rights and criminal law. AK, of course, is one of India’s most famous rights lawyers and was honoured by Time magazine for arguing the 377 case.
TN is also a human rights lawyer. TOI did a profile of her and stated:
“In her own words, Narula’s entry into law was “eased by nepotism”, but never a first choice. Daughter of lawyer parents, Narula had a passion for drama and graduated in women’s studies and theatre. A decade or so later, she is now a known face in court corridors. She has appeared as a defence lawyer in several Delhi riots cases, including for Tahir Hussain.”
https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/delhi/women-pioneering-change-in-legal-field/amp_articleshow/108531107.cms
Not too much info available about SG, but she represented Rana Kapoor in the Yes bank scam case.
https://www.newindianexpress.com/amp/story/nation/2022/Feb/16/yes-bank-founder-rana-kapoor-gets-bail-in-rs-300-crore-fraud-case-2420242.html