Title: Chief Justice of India Recites Poetry at Colleague’s Farewell Function
Introduction:
In an emotional evening at the Supreme Court auditorium, Chief Justice of India DY Chandrachud showcased his poetic side during a farewell dinner for Justice Krishna Murari. The event, organized by the Supreme Court Bar Association, witnessed heartfelt recitations and anecdotes from the Chief Justice and the retiring judge.
Subheading 1: Chief Justice Chandrachud’s Shayari Tribute
★Chief Justice DY Chandrachud impressed his colleagues with his poetic skills during Justice Krishna Murari’s farewell dinner.
★He recited a couplet by popular poet Bashir Badr, expressing the hope of meeting again.
★The Chief Justice praised Justice Murari’s calm demeanor and his unique “Kanpuri touch” in his accent.
Subheading 2: Justice Murari’s Initial Struggle with Technology
★Chief Justice Chandrachud revealed Justice Murari’s initial hesitation in adapting to the court’s paperless system.
★Justice Murari struggled with using a laptop and iPad during hearings related to Shiv Sena and Delhi government’s rights.
★Justice PS Narasimha assisted him, enabling Justice Murari to overcome his hesitation and become comfortable with the devices.
Subheading 3: Justice Murari’s Gratitude
★Justice Krishna Murari expressed his gratitude towards Chief Justice Chandrachud for his generosity and leadership.
★He thanked the Chief Justice for granting him the opportunity to engage with technology, highlighting its importance in their work.
★Justice Murari emphasized the Supreme Court’s role as a custodian of constitutional ideas and diversity.
Conclusion:
The farewell function for Justice Krishna Murari at the Supreme Court was an emotional and poetic affair. Chief Justice DY Chandrachud’s heartfelt shayaris and anecdotes added a personal touch to the event. Justice Murari expressed his gratitude and acknowledged the significance of technology in their work. The event was attended by other judges of the Supreme Court, Attorney General of India R Venkataramani, Solicitor General Tushar Mehta, and other dignitaries.
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