V.K.BALI
Ashok Kumar Bhargava – Appellant
Versus
General – Respondent
V.K. Bali, J.-This writ is sequal to an incident which happened in Court No. 8 on 13.04.2005 when, while dealing with the case, two lawyers of this Court, petitioner herein and Mr. Ashwani Garg appear to have exchanged hot words with each other. Both of them filed a petition for contempt against each other. Petitioner filed D.B. Criminal Contempt Petition 13.04.2005 against Mr. Ashwani Garg, Advocate and the Registrar (Admn.) of this Court is said to have forwarded it to the Dy. Registrar (Judicial) after putting his remarks. It is then averred in the petition that the Dy. Registrar (Judicial) kept the file in his cupboard for three days and on 19.04.2005 with the date of 15.04.2005 forwarded it to the Advocate General for further action under provisions of the Contempt of Courts Act, 1971. The original Court file is said to have been received by the Advocate General on 19.04.2005 but was pending at the time when the present writ petition was filed. It is averred that the petitioner made a request to the Advocate General on three occasions for taking appropriate action but he did not even think it proper to pay any attention to the entreaties made by him. Advocate General
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