Sukesh Chandrasekhar convicted for posing as Supreme Court Judge, sentencing on August 27
A Delhi Court said Chandrasekhar first impersonated the private secretary of a then-sitting Supreme Court Judge and later the judge himself
Delhi Court convicts Sukesh Chandrasekhar for impersonating a Supreme Court Judge in a corruption case, describing the act as a "direct affront" to the judicial process. Chief Judicial Magistrate Harshita Mishra found Chandrasekhar guilty of offenses under IPC Sections 170, 189, and 507, and will determine the sentence on August 27.
The case originated from a phone call Chandrasekhar made from police custody in 2017, where he impersonated a Supreme Court Judge to influence a special judge for bail. The Court emphasized that justice cannot be entered through impersonation or manufactured authority and that the accused sought to use borrowed authority to achieve an unlawful objective.
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