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Dear Client,
A grievance regarding a complaint against a Judge can be taken up for inquiry by the concerned High Court or Supreme Court as per their in-house procedure. As per guidelines issued by the Supreme Court of India, grievances against Judicial Officers must be sent on sworn affidavit with verifiable facts to the Registrar General of the concerned High Court. Petitions, applications and other documents to be filed before a Court of Law should not be forwarded along with grievances as these are to be presented in person or by a duly authorized agent or by an advocate on record duly appointed for the purpose. As the Judiciary is an independent organ and the Government does not interfere in the functioning of the Judiciary, no further follow-up or correspondence is made by the Government after forwarding of grievance to the concerned High Court or Supreme Court, as the case may be. Detailed guidelines on grievances/complaints received in the Department of Justice are available on this Department’s website doj.gov.in. You may like to be guided accordingly.
Posted On 16-Sep-2024
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