Civil Judge ने Terminate होने के बाद खुद की बहस और मिली सफलता |

[@dr.kantarajtavaneadvocate1906]

Well prepared and Nicely presented with very relavant judgements. Good reasearch work.

[@rahulkatare8062]

Utv court 24 thanks for raising the innocent issues... 🥳✊🏻

[@arghyamullick138]

If anyone is interested to know the fate of the case: The Hon'ble single judge allowed the writ petition in the video partly that is the petitioner was reinstated to her previous posting as Civil Judge but did not allow any back wages to be paid. Against the judgement of the Hon'ble Judge in the video, both the petitioner and the state of Chattisgarh filed appeals (WA/362/24 and WA/363/24) before Hon'ble division bench and by order dated 20/9/24, Hon'ble division bench upheld the judgement passed by Hon'ble single judge and dismissed the appeal of the state in it entirety and the also dismissed the appeal of petitioner in respect of back wages.

[@dr.kantarajtavaneadvocate1906]

Thank you 😊

[@i.jmalhotra851]

Judge given full encouragement to argue her personal case and whole arguments very interesting put up in articulated way highly appreciated.

[@chshahidmehmood8359]

16:13 Mr justice himself saying yeah😅

[@finologylegal6117]

We are living in India Point to be noted

[@itz__bakchodi]

Sach m bhai😂😂😂

[@piyushii]

Most important thing to note is why she was terminated in the first place.

[@SanjaySingh-mk1lg]

Good argument she deserves as judge

[@sanish7066]

Very good judge. So patient and encouraging 🙏🙏

[@sidnair1]

So that's what an extremely competent argument looks like

[@Handsomeguy12]

ya ya was personal . honest judge ever seen . solute judge with steel balls.

[@MaheshGupta-z4h]

जज साहब ने तर्क बहुत ही अच्छे तरह प्रस्तुत किए ।

[@Usernotavailable33-j4u]

A preliminary enquiry need to be initiated, if the charges proved then revert them on lower post. ❤

[@mta662]

Ya ya..... was not allowed but the honourable judge himself says uh uh...... is it acceptable???😅😅😅😅

[@ravindranpm9564]

First time I am seeing a judge so indulging. Was it because the litigant was a former subordinate judge or that she was a woman?

[@anandshiv7992]

Sir Aap bahut Aachhe Aapke decision bahut Aachhe rahate hai Aour Aap smart bhi ho

[@rakeshsoganijaipur6467]

20:05

[@sajalnath372]

Bharat ke jugdes log My Lord sunte sunte khud bo Bhagwan hi samajhne lage

[@Hercules1302]

You can simply call sir also

[@satyendrajha3316]

Well argued by the petitioner lady congratulations.

[@epicnews1900]

We are in Hindustan so don't say ya ya But whole conversation done in English wtf

[@LeadLifeWithEaseNow]

Yes, in high court and supreme court english is langauge of the court. Because in high courts judges from other states are posted.

[@kinarahun]

mene to baad me notice kiya ki uper ek banda iss puri video pr reaction dera h 🤣🤣🤣

[@vishrajv]

this is just a gimmick.

[@fayebeg1974]

The probation terminated Judge is amazing professional.

[@RanjitSingh-h4p]

बहुत बढ़िया जज है मज़ा आ जाता है डिबेट देख कर

[@robinsons.fernandes2311]

the judge is very humane and makes attempt to truly dipense justice

[@rahulkatare8062]

Madam bhardwaj has right to defence on the behalf of his service record... She has right to appeal against termination because there were no recommendation or she has not adviced or warned for her malfunction during his office hours ... Right to defence is protected with her... 🥳🙌

[@atharvno1]

Next date was fixed nothing in video suggest she succeed

[@baljinderkumar4479]

दुख होता है हमारे देश के संविधान पर कानून पर अंग्रेज तो चले गए, पर वह अपनी अंग्रेजी हमारे देश में छोड़ गए। सरकारी अदालतों में कहीं भी चले जाओ। अंग्रेजी बोलने में अपने आप में फाकर महसूस करते हैं

[@manojramesh4598]

I think that's good because we can atleast understand the, court argument and proceedings of another state which is good for knowledge

[@gyanchandnahardiaries6940]

🇮🇳🌹💐💐❤️ Salute hai sir aap ko aap jese judge hon to koi bhi banda, bandi aap ke darwaje se khaali haath nain ja sakta. Great sir 🌹🙏🇮🇳

[@sanish7066]

Next part ka link bhejo please

[@123rocker0071987]

At 5.03 "certain aspirations" is incorrect, it should be 'certain aspersions'...............

[@ItsmeeRudransh]

I pray part 2 27 Jan hearing video pls..m a labor lawyer

[@vikramadityamishra7905]

Were the mentioned complaints bases of termination ?

[@RP125]

Law is well settled long back in the case of Parushottam Lal Dhingra vs UOI decided in 1957-1958, by the Constitution Bench of Supreme Court, holding that if the termination is stigmatic or penal, then protection under Article 311(2) is available even if the employee is probationar or temporary because Article 311(2) doesn't differentiate between the regular and probationar employees.

[@meenubhai7055]

Judge👨‍⚖️ is very humble

[@123rocker0071987]

strange name meenu bhai wht is ur comment abt

[@srilaxmistationery1211]

@@123rocker0071987 MAY BE JUDGE VS JUGDE, JUDICIARY WILL DEFINITELY HELP/PROTECT JUDICIAL SERVANTS WHO MAY BE THEY ARE

[@JhasaPradhan-bi5bv]

Good 😮

[@88zzxbc33]

Judge should kept suspend 😂

[@junaidaktar1696]

Unh unh is allowed....hippocracy...when u want to show supremacy...point out irrelevant mistakes in vocabulary.

[@punamdoley6110]

Saying ya makes a sentence not accurate of the intention of the sentence used along.

[@PTEWITHFLYAUSCAN]

Yaya glt hai kyuki hm hindustan mein rehtw hai. Yess sahi hai..kyuki yess hindi ka shbd hoga shayd

[@narayanagosada8757]

English is ok but - ya is not allowed-

[@sharmiladevika]

Because it is a slang..

[@vikastiwari4650]

Wah judge ho to aisa

[@PraveenGupta-k6v]

Sir Ji pranam

[@vikramadityamishra7905]

Complaint and ACR and service record are not same.

[@ItsmeeRudransh]

I bow head to the brilliant milord ship, the first ever maiden blunt bold authoritative leader learnerd shephered of the sheeps (justice aspirants)

[@CriticsYouBOY]

Yeah yeah nhi bolna ,woh nhi bolna time se tho kuch nhi karthae

[@mdayazkhanvlogs]

ऐसा लग रहा है की हम सब लंदन मै है😂😂😂😂

[@vikramadityamishra7905]

Was the termination based on the complaint ?

[@anandshiv7992]

Good juj

[@JitenderKumar-lt8zj]

Please share its case number .. and next part also

[@DhfjnDhhdfh]

Part 2 ?

[@rajivs007]

If Judge meant use formal language then it may sense don't use ya ya.

[@NazrulIslam-p8x]

May be this ya ya sound disturbing him 😂

[@PraveenGupta-k6v]

Sir Ji Hindi me Sunwai kyo nhi hota high cort m p me jaise hota h

[@fredrick786]

why this Judge move his head here and there like disable person. he doesn't even sit properly

[@rupammedhi9943]

We are living in hindustan.. say haan.. not yes..

[@gusneverdied]

The language of argument in High Courts is English. Only Bihar, UP and MP courts are exempt. In the TN High Court, you can argue in Tamil. Rest of the High Courts, you need to argue in English or with a Translator.

[@rupammedhi9943]

@@gusneverdied then we too must demand for our respective regional languages in the courts.. it feels so discriminated..

[@gusneverdied]

@@rupammedhi9943 it's for the parliament to decide. the high courts I mentioned were given special privileges because majority of the population living in those states speak the same language. same exemption was not given to states like Jharkhand or Chattisgarh where even though the majority speaks Hindi, they still have a lot of different languages. arguments in the courts in so many languages will make things even slower than it currently is. but in the end, it's the parliament's discretion.

[@Prabhatkumar-po6vs]

Where is Hindustan . I have only heard of India i.e. Bharat

[@jacoblalmuanpuia7987]

Probationary period means you can be fired anytime

[@mahibulmolla-bf7vx]

Nothing is permanent

[@saisundarjaiswal8534]

abe bondu further hearind date is given not final judgement.MMatlab abhi case me age sunvai baki hai thoda pad liya karo.

[@deepaksalian793]

U r telling don't say yeh ,yeh then y r u talking in english

[@sarthak2424]

Sir 'Yeah' is not a formal English word. 'Yes' is a formal word. An advocate is supposed to speak in formal language in the Court and should avoid informal language and slangs such as yeah, gotcha, gonna, etc. As far as speaking in English, he is a judge of a High Court, and the official language of High Courts and Supreme Court is English, not Hindi or any other regional language.

[@madhusudanramamurthy6433]

What about Mi lord lordship Stupidity at its heights

[@ZNGamingYT]

I was waiting for your recorded face to pop up

[@surinderpal8298]

38 January?

[@mentalgentleman]

30th

[@AB-cw7gl]

Tl38 is not tyoed by human being but by the system based on the vocabulary

[@shantidevi4045]

its Thirtheeth

[@astariyal6161]

Madam is right।

[@yashbirsingh1673]

Honour to milega

[@deepakd.4115]

All are weak on vocabulary in view of grammatical basis and also the pronounsation

[@Aquib1995]

Pronunciation

[@asingha94]

You too

[@babluarya4860]

Aaaaaa is common

[@askgood5]

not very good judge

छुटकी

[@newlife1123]

0:18 is there any problem if we say ya ya while speaking in english in india?? 🫡

[@Anshul-zw9nq]

You won't understand

[@prakashtiwari8003]

It sound informal. That's why

[@newlife1123]

@@prakashtiwari8003 how does it sounds informal can u explain

[@12345ngb]

Globally, in courts where English is used, Yes should be used. Yeah is not an official English word - it got propagated by movies/serials and cheap novels

[@newlife1123]

@@12345ngb english is very confusing language 🤔

[@KargilLadakh]

Part 2 ??