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Supreme Court CJI Ranjan Gogoi completes his tenure today: Offered prayers at Tirumala
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Chief Justice of India Ranjan Gogoi participated in the 'Sahasra Deepalankara service' held near the Tirumala temple. In the morning's VIP break, Ranjan Gogoi along with family members and paid their tributes.
Chief Justice of India Ranjan Gogoi participated in the 'Sahasra Deepalankara service' held near the Tirumala temple. In the morning's VIP break, Ranjan Gogoi along with family members and paid their tributes. TTD EO Anil Kumar Singhal and Priests welcomed Justice Gogoi who arrived at the family home on Mahavadura. According to TTD sources, Justice Ranjan Gogoi visited Srivari during the VIP break-up on Sunday morning.
Earlier on Saturday afternoon, Justice Ranjan Gogoi along with his wife Rupanjali Gogoi worshipped the goddess Thiruchanoor Padmavati. Arriving at the entrance of the temple, he was greeted by the priests of the temple.
He is also accompanied by TTD officials led by Joint Executive Officer P Basanth Kumar. CJI Ranjan Gogoi will step down on Sunday (November 17) after a distinguished career in the Indian judiciary. The Ayodhya dispute has been settled for over 130 years. It was revealed in the verdict that the disputed land belongs to the Hindus and the five acres should be allocated for the mosque.
Similarly, the Chief Justice's Office upheld the Delhi High Court's ruling that the RTI would be covered. He delivered verdicts on women's entry into the Sabarimala and Rafael deal.
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