Dinakaran cancels Australia trip with CJ

Saturday, September 19, 2009, 16:00 [IST]

New Delhi, Sep 19: P D Dinakaran, the Karnataka Chief Justice accused of corruption cancelled his Australia trip with the Chief Justice of India.

"Justice Dinakaran has himself opted out of the trip to Australia," said Chief Justice K G Balakrishnan.

The CJI would be leading a delegation to Australia on a 'study tour' beginning from Monday, Sep 19.

He would be accompanied by some judges from the Supreme Court, high courts and district courts.

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Topics: chief justice of india, pd dinakaran, karnataka, kg balakrishnan, supreme court of india, karntaka high court.

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shivramegowda 25 Sep 2009 07:25 am

I am unable to understand why High court judges in Karnataka High court are not transferred to other High courts. Any valid reasons behind this. All these judges are localites having links with every one in the state politics, land mafia, Mine mafia, Therefore the immediate solution is all the judges in High court needs to be transferred to other high courts immediately. It is judges in High court who are responsible for massive corruption in lower judiciary by poking their dirty nose in each and everything.

shivaramegowda 25 Sep 2009 07:20 am

The state of affairs in Karnataka High court is quite horrible and shocking...............All the judges in Karnataka who practised in Bangalore city and who are native of Bangalore city. They have links with politicians, ministers, land mafia,,,,and antisocial elements. Above all the kith and kin are practising in the High court. They get immediate relief by their face value. Therefore there is MASSIVE CORRUPTION IN JUDICIARY. It is high time that the Judiciary in Karnataka be wound up.

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