Trust the Process: Senior advocate N Hariharan on Cash Controversy

Cash at home’ row: Need to wait for outcome of judicial probe, says new Delhi High Court Bar body president


New Delhi: The newly elected president of the Delhi High Court Bar Association  N Hariharan has urged for patience. They also called for trust in the judicial process during the ongoing “cash at home” controversy. Speaking to reporters after assuming office, they emphasized the need to await the outcome of the judicial probe. Conclusions should not be drawn prematurely.

Respecting the Judicial Process:

stated that the Bar Association believes in the independence of the judiciary. It trusts its ability to conduct a fair and impartial investigation. He stressed that premature pronouncements and speculation could potentially prejudice the ongoing probe.

Focus on Evidence:

The president further highlighted the importance of focusing on evidence and facts. He advised against engaging in public pronouncements that could undermine the judicial process. He emphasized that the Bar Association expects all parties involved to cooperate fully with the judicial probe. All parties should allow the investigation to run its course.

Maintaining Public Trust:

concluded by emphasizing the need to maintain public trust in the judicial system. He expressed confidence that the judicial probe will bring out the truth and ensure justice is served.

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