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New Delhi: On his last day in office on Wednesday, Madras High Court Chief Justice Sanjeev Banerjee expressed his gratitude to the members of the legal fraternity and the court staff who worked with him. Justice Banerjee will now preside over the Meghalaya High Court.
On November 15, the Law Ministry notified the transfer of Justice Banerjee, as recommended by the Supreme Court Collegium headed by Chief Justice of India NV Ramana. spark of resolution Protest In Chennai where lawyers wrote a letter to the CJI against the recommendation.
In his letter, which was read out by Justice Banerjee during his farewell ceremony, he wrote:
“My dear family in the Madras High Court, to my colleagues in the bench: I’m sorry. First, for not being able to keep a distance, and second, for not saying goodbye to you personally. Finally some of you, For anyone who felt offended by any of my actions, please know that they were never personal: I considered those actions essential to the organization.
Rani and I are overwhelmed by the warmth and affection you have showered on us all the time.
To the members of the bar: You are among the nicest people in the country and have treated a talkative and sometimes grumpy old judge with more patience, respect and understanding than I could deserve. Heartfelt thanks to all of you for your kind words.
To My Registry: Your efficiency made administration easy. I also acknowledge the honesty you have shown in improving and improving systems and processes: Please continue your efforts to bring transparency and accountability.
To all employees: I’m sorry you had to lay long for me. I appreciate your full cooperation. I am sorry that I could not completely destroy the feudal culture you serve.
The Queen and I are forever indebted to everyone in this beautiful and glorious state we had the privilege of calling ourselves in for the past eleven months and the kindness and warmth with which we were welcomed throughout our tenure.
We leave with the happiest memories. God bless and warm regards.
Nandri. Vanakkam.”
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