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I'm quite normal and have a stable mind, says Justice Karnan; refuses to undergo medical test
Justice C S Karnan of the Calcutta High Court on Thursday declined to undergo a medical examination by a four-member medical team from a government hospital in Kolkata, saying he is \"quite normal and has a stable mind\".
Kolkata: Justice C S Karnan of the Calcutta High Court on Thursday declined to undergo a medical examination by a four-member medical team from a government hospital in Kolkata, saying he is "quite normal and has a stable mind".
After refusing to undergo a medical check up, Justice Karnan gave in writing to the doctors, "I declined to avail medical treatment since I am quite normal and have a stable mind. "Further my strong view about the Supreme Court order (is that) it amounts to insult and harassment towards the judge (myself)," he said.
Justice Karnan told the doctors that for holding such a medical examination, guardian's consent is required.
"As my family members are not here, there is no such consent. So any medical test cannot be held", he said.
He said that his wife and a son are in Chennai while his another son is working in France.
The Supreme Court had on May 1 ordered medical examination of Justice Karnan by a board of doctors, to be set up by a government hospital in Kolkata.
A seven-judge bench headed by Chief Justice J S Khehar had also directed the director general of police of West Bengal to form a team of police officers which could assist the medical board in carrying out the medical examination of the HC judge.
A four-member team of doctors along with police had gone to Justice Karnan's residence in New Town, Kolkata in the morning.
