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A-G finds Justice Ganguly guilty
A-G Finds Justice Ganguly Guilty. In a significant development in the law intern sexual harassment case, the Attorney General of India on Friday said prima facie retired Supreme Court judge Justice Asok Kumar Ganguly was guilty in the case, television reports said.
New Delhi: In a significant development in the law intern sexual harassment case, the Attorney General of India on Friday said prima facie retired Supreme Court judge Justice Asok Kumar Ganguly was guilty in the case, television reports said. Reports said A-G GE Vahanvati has sent his opinion on Justice Ganguly to the Union Law Minister.
The Home Ministry had referred a Presidential reference on the allegations against Justice Ganguly to the Attorney-General indicating that the government might remove him as the chairman of West Bengal Human Rights Commission. The move came after President Pranab Mukherjee referred to the Home Ministry a letter by West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee seeking Ganguly's removal from the high post following a law intern's allegation of sexual harassment against the former judge and his refusal to quit the post.
