Sexual Harassment alligations was offered Rs 1.5 crore to outline CJI, says supreme court legal counceller

An advocate on Monday recorded a request in the Supreme Court guaranteeing he was presented to ₹1.5 crore by a man distinguished as 'Ajay' to outline a "bogus instance of inappropriate behavior" against Chief Justice of India Ranjan Gogoi.

Preeminent Court legal advisor Utsav Bains said the man, professing to speak to the previous worker who has leveled claims against Chief Justice Gogoi, had additionally requested that he organize a question and answer session at the Press Club of India to 'outline' the CJI.

Mr. Bains said he had rejected the idea from the man, who wound up hesitant when asked how he was identified with the lady. He said there was a bigger 'intrigue' happening to constrain the CJI to leave.

He said a legal request was required into the supposed plot to influence the freedom of the legal executive.

The legal counselor said he gained from a 'dependable individual', who on the state of namelessness, revealed to him that a 'corporate figure' had attempted and fizzled with the CJI "to get a good request in a prominent case." This individual had likewise attempted ineffectively to get the case exchanged, Mr. Bains said.

He had then 'ganged up' with an 'asserted fixer' to outline the CJI to "weight him to leave", the legal advisor included.