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A Bench headed by Justice Ashok Bhushan will shortly hear a plea by Former CJ of Andhra Pradesh HC Justice V. Eshwaraiah against an order passed by HC directing for an investigation into his private telephone conversation regarding charges of misconduct against sitting SC judge.
Bhushan narrates the events to the Bench.
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Sibal: I just want you to issue notice on this Application. There is nothing private about this conversation. This is a motivated attack on the system.
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Bhushan: It’s between two people.
Sibal: It’s a motivated attack.
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Bhushan: The transcript is a bit incorrect, but it did take place.
Bench: File the correct transcript.
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Bhushan: We’ll file copy of PIL that was not filed before.
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Bhushan: I’m surprised that Mr. Sibal and Mr. Salve are appearing for some intervenors.
Bench: It’s always a pleasure to hear everybody.
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