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Corruption allegations without credible evidence can ‘tarnish’ reputation of judicial officers, SC says
The Supreme Court stated that baseless corruption allegations can harm the reputation of judicial officers. The court was hearing a plea from Gulshan Pahuja challenging a High Court order that denied him time to surrender after he was sentenced to six months in prison for criminal contempt over derogatory videos targeting judicial officers.
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