Urgent hearings only if someone's getting killed: New CJI Gogoi
Minutes after taking oath, 46th Chief Justice of India Ranjan Gogoi on Wednesday said only those cases would be enlisted for urgent hearings when "somebody is going to be killed, evicted or hanged". Last week, Justice Gogoi said pendency of cases brought disrepute to court and was "troubling" him and he wanted to focus on "providing justice to poverty-stricken population".