SC To Hear Letter Petition By Ex-Arunachal CM Kalikho Pul's Wife Tomorrow [Read Letter]

Prabhati Nayak Mishra

22 Feb 2017 2:18 PM GMT

  • SC To Hear Letter Petition By Ex-Arunachal CM Kalikho Puls Wife Tomorrow [Read Letter]

    Taking everyone by surprise, the Supreme Court on Wednesday decided to give an open hearing to the wife of former Chief Minister Kalikho Pul, who had committed suicide in August last year, on Thursday.Pul had left a 60 page suicide note alleging the nexus among the politicians, lawyers and also the judges of higher judiciary.Earlier this month, his wife had written a letter to  Chief Justice...



    Taking everyone by surprise, the Supreme Court on Wednesday decided to give an open hearing to the wife of former Chief Minister Kalikho Pul, who had committed suicide in August last year, on Thursday.

    Pul had left a 60 page suicide note alleging the nexus among the politicians, lawyers and also the judges of higher judiciary.

    Earlier this month, his wife had written a letter to  Chief Justice of India (CJI) J S Khehar seeking a probe into the allegations leveled by her late husband.

    Converting the letter to into a writ petition, a bench of Justice Adarsh Kumar Goel and  Justice U U Lalit has agreed to hear the case.

    Talking to LiveLaw, a source close to the Pul family said “ Late CM’s wife is here in Delhi for past couple of days. The Supreme Court Registry has informed the family that she should be present in the court tomorrow.”

    He also said “ we are also going to engage a lawyer who will appear for us in the court. There are couple of names, and by late evening we will take final call.”

    Pul had named some sitting as well as former judges and senior politicians in a 60-page suicide letter he left behind at the time of his death last August. His wife has demanded a CBI probe into the corruption charges levelled by Pul.

    Dangwimsai -- the first wife of Pul -- has demanded a new FIR in the case as the state government did not probe the death of Pul "properly", despite an FIR by the family.

    Read the Letter here.





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