Is it correct to drop the impeachment proceedings of Justice Sen in view of his resignation? |
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| Yes | 49 % |
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| No | 48 % |
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| Can't say | 3 % |
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| Total Votes Cast : 144 | |
| Submitted By - Prakash Yedhula | Read Comments |
| Posted by A.V.Pattanashetti. |
14/09/2011 07:19:33 |
| WHEN HE WENT WHAT IS NECESSARY | |
| Posted by vasant kulkarni |
12/09/2011 14:10:28 |
| THE LAID DOWN PROCEDURE MUST BE FOLLOWED.HE CANNOT ESCAPE THE PROCEEDING BY MERELY THROWING IN HIS RESIGNATION.LET THERE BE A RECORD OF HIS IMPEACHMENT. | |
| Posted by Sanjay Kumar Singh |
12/09/2011 09:55:37 |
| yes | |
| Posted by ashok kumar singh |
10/09/2011 20:50:27 |
| no, its not correct. | |
| Posted by Ganesh Chavan |
10/09/2011 11:56:28 |
| The impeachment proceeding conducted, when there is gross corruption or irregularities in service of the Justice i.e.if the justice not done his duties as per the Constitution of our country then this proceeding is conducted it must not stop only by resignation before the completion of impeachment proceedings of Justice it is not proper as per the Constitutional provisions. | |
| Posted by v.Govindaradjou |
10/09/2011 10:56:03 |
| Resignation will not absolve him from liablity and integrity. | |
| Posted by Arati Gawde |
09/09/2011 22:14:17 |
| No, just given resignation is not solution to escape from impeachment proceedings. | |
| Posted by PJANARDHANA REDDY |
09/09/2011 20:37:05 |
| VERY WRONG ATTITUDE, HE MUST IMPEACH IRRESPECTIVE OF HIS ACTS OF RESIGNATION | |
| Posted by Dhingra P.S. |
09/09/2011 08:03:45 |
| Of course, the process of resignation provides a great safety measure. Once resigned, the public servant severes the master-servant relations to be impeached. | |
| Posted by Sanjay Kumar Singh |
08/09/2011 19:51:59 |
| yes | |
| Posted by M.Sheik Mohammed Ali |
07/09/2011 12:33:34 |
| yes, i do agree | |
| Posted by Amit Parmar |
07/09/2011 02:17:38 |
| then the people fear will always resign before impeaching . | |
| Posted by SANJEEV KHANDELWAL |
06/09/2011 21:42:41 |
| justice sen should not be provided releif just because he resigned. Constitutional procedure must have been completed. S.Khandelwal | |
| Posted by SANJEEV KHANDELWAL |
06/09/2011 21:41:59 |
| justice sen should not be provided releif just because he resigned. Constitutional procedure must have been completed. S.Khandelwal | |
| Posted by BHUWAN SRIVASTAVA |
06/09/2011 18:37:24 |
| one's impeachment process began, President should not accept the resignation of the Justice Sen. But now president has accepted his resignation and he is no more a Justice of SC, impeachment process can not be move on. | |
| Posted by BHUWAN SRIVASTAVA |
06/09/2011 18:36:03 |
| one's impeachment process began, President should not accept the resignation of the Justice Sen. But now president has accepted his resignation and he is no more a Justice of SC, impeachment process can not be move on. | |
| Posted by NOTTAM VENKATASAMY |
06/09/2011 18:17:19 |
| OUR SYSTEM PURPOSE SERVED, SO DONT WASTE OUR VALUABLE TIME | |
| Posted by ashok kumar singh |
06/09/2011 11:32:53 |
| no, its not correct. | |
| Posted by M.Sheik Mohammed Ali |
06/09/2011 10:51:53 |
| yes, because if impeachment proceedings come to the parliament, our lawyer professional derogatory | |
| Posted by Advocate. Arunagiri |
06/09/2011 07:04:54 |
| When he has resigned, what is the need for impeachment. | |
| Posted by Isaac Gabriel |
05/09/2011 18:24:26 |
| Easy escape. | |
| Posted by SURESH KUMAR PATRA |
05/09/2011 17:15:17 |
| No, once the proceeding started it must be procedurally completed. | |
| Posted by PARTHA P BORBORA |
05/09/2011 16:13:25 |
| he should be punished | |
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