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Only 14 working days left before court closes for summer vacation.
Chief Justice of India Ranjan Gogoi on Monday remarked that he will soon be setting a date for hearing the Rafale review petitions.
“I have said that a date will be given for the Rafale case. I will give a date,” the Chief Justice said.
There are hardly 14 working days left before the court closes for its long summer vacation in the second week of May. In week itself, there are only two court days — May 15 and May 16.
Unanimous support
On April 10, the Bench led by Chief Justice Gogoi had declared unanimous support for the freedom of Press in a democracy by refusing the government’s preliminary plea to keep the Rafale jets’ purchase documents a secret.
