New Delhi: Uttar Pradesh Government on Monday access the Supreme Court advice for the appointment of Retired Judge SC or HC for the supervision of the probe by the Special Investigation Team designated by the State (Sitting) into October 3 Incident Lakhimur KI – Cutting Four Farmers, Lynching from Three accused and murder of a journalist.
Senior Advocate Salve Harish Salve, appeared to rise, said the state government did not object to the appointment of retired judges.
However, he told the bench led by CJI NV Ramana that the court should not have obstacles in considering the judge of Allahabad HC or other HC or even SC because the court would not hesitate about the highest or highest court loyalty.
The court assessed the impartiality of the probe.
The bench agreed with the Salve and said it would take one or two days to consider the names of retired judges, consult them for approval and continue the order afterwards.
However, the bench, which had previously stated dissatisfaction for speed and leads to a sitting probe, explaining to the state government that the composition up upgrades needed.
“Currently sitting consists of sub-supervisors, inspectors, and deputy police supervisors of Lakhimpur Kheri.
We want some senior officers designed into the sit to provide a better advantage for investigations,” Bench said.
Salve said the country had compiled senior officials into sitting.