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"If a public servant has been found with such large amounts of unaccounted cash, what happens to the criminal justice system of the country? That's one question which looms large," he added.
https://www.ndtv.com/india-news/judges-tied-themselves-in-knots-harish-salve-on-cash-row-judge-case-8711745
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Well said and spot on! Also 180 degree opposite position of Kapil Sibal, who is defending the judge and singing his praises. Sibal is an absolute disgrace and such a person should not be allowed to be SCBA President. 😡