On July 7, the judge passed an order giving reasons for his oral observations against the ADGP and the ACB, saying that they were not working for the benefit of the institution.
In his order, the single-judge had explained that despite material being available on record, the ACB did not take any action against a Deputy Commissioner who was accused of receiving a bribe for a favourable order.
Justice Sandesh made it clear that he was unafraid of putting his post on the line for the public good.
“I am not affiliated to any political party. I am not having an ideology of any political party. I am affiliated to the Constitution… I am not aiming to go and sit in the Supreme Court, I am not worried… I am son of a farmer. I will till the land and feed few people,” he said.
Source: Barandbench
