High Court in Delhi suspends trial judge, commences disciplinary actions
The Delhi High Court has suspended Judge Sanjeev Kumar Singh of the Delhi Higher Judicial Service with immediate effect, according to a recent order. The suspension and contemplated disciplinary action against Judge Sanjeev Kumar Singh are in accordance with the All India Services (Discipline and Appeal) Rules, 1969 and the Delhi Higher Judicial Service Rules, 1970.
The suspension order was passed on August 29 by Registrar General Arun Bhardwaj. During his suspension, Judge Sanjeev Kumar Singh will be stationed at the office of Principal District & Sessions Judge, South, Saket, New Delhi.
While an inquiry into the disciplinary matter against Judge Sanjeev Kumar Singh is underway, the High Court order states that he will not be able to leave Delhi without prior permission. The reason for the suspension and potential disciplinary action against Judge Sanjeev Kumar Singh is not specified in the High Court order.
It's important to note that Judge Sanjeev Kumar Singh is an officer of the Delhi Higher Judicial Service. The principal district judge and sessions judge who assumes the deputy role for Judge Sanjeev Kumar Singh during the disciplinary proceedings has not been specified in the available information.
The Delhi High Court has the power to suspend its officers in cases where disciplinary action is being contemplated. This power is exercised in accordance with the rules mentioned above. The details of the disciplinary matter are currently not public knowledge.
The suspension and potential disciplinary action against Judge Sanjeev Kumar Singh is being closely watched by legal circles in Delhi. The outcome of the inquiry and any subsequent disciplinary action will be significant for the judiciary in the region.
As the situation develops, further updates will be provided. The public is encouraged to follow the proceedings closely for more information.
