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    1) CJI DY Chandrachud and other Supreme Court judges who were part of the Ayodhya case bench will not attend the Ram Mandir inauguration as it is a regular working day for the Supreme Court. 2) Only Justice Ashok Bhushan will attend as he is the chairperson of the National Company Law Appellate Tribunal and not a sitting Supreme Court judge. 3) The Solicitor General and Attorney General will also not attend due to pending official work, with the Solicitor General needing to appear before a seven-judge SC bench the next day.

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    1) CJI DY Chandrachud and other Supreme Court judges who were part of the Ayodhya case bench will not attend the Ram Mandir inauguration as it is a regular working day for the Supreme Court. 2) Only Justice Ashok Bhushan will attend as he is the chairperson of the National Company Law Appellate Tribunal and not a sitting Supreme Court judge. 3) The Solicitor General and Attorney General will also not attend due to pending official work, with the Solicitor General needing to appear before a seven-judge SC bench the next day.

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    AG R Venkataramani, SG Tushar Mehta to skip Ram Mandir inauguration owing to
    official work; CJI DY Chandrachud to hold regular court
    The only judge part the Ayodhya bench who would attend the consecration ceremony,
    is Justice Ashok Bhushan. Justice Bhushan is the current chairperson of National
    Company Law Appellate Tribunal.
    CJI DY Chandrachud and Supreme Court
    CJI DY Chandrachud and Supreme Court
    Debayan Roy
    Published on:
    21 Jan 2024, 3:55 pm
    2 min read
    Chief Justice of India (CJI) DY Chandrachud who was a part of the Babri Masjid- Ram
    Janmabhoomi judgment will hold regular court on January 22 (Monday), the day of Ram
    Mandir inauguration at Ayodhya.

    The CJI, who was part of the bench which delivered the Ayodhya judgment in 2019,
    will not attend the event at Ayodhya since it is a regular working day for the
    Supreme Court.

    Former CJIs Ranjan Gogoi, SA Bobde and Justice Abdul Nazeer (now Governor of Andhra
    Pradesh), who were also part of the Ayodhya bench, will not attend the ceremony
    owing to prior official commitments'.

    The only judge from the Ayodhya bench who would be attending the consecration
    ceremony is Justice Ashok Bhushan. Justice Bhushan is the current chairperson of
    National Company Law Appellate Tribunal.

    "I booked my tickets yesterday. I will be attending," Justice Bhushan told Bar &
    Bench.

    Justice Ashok Bhushan


    Justice Ashok Bhushan
    Solicitor General (SG) Tushar Mehta will also not be attending the event since he
    has to appear for the Central government before a seven-judge bench of the Supreme
    Court on January 23, Tuesday.

    A seven-judge bench presided over by Chief Justice of India D Y Chandrachud and


    comprising Justices Sanjiv Khanna, Surya Kant, J B Pardiwala, Dipankar Datta, Manoj
    Misra and Satish Chandra Sharma, is slated to hear the matter related to minority
    status of Aligarh Muslim University on Tuesday.

    Though SG Mehta is among the very few VVIP guests invited for the Rma Mandir event,
    the top law officer told Bar & Bench that he would not be able to make it back to
    the court on time on Tuesday for the hearing if he attends the event in Ayodhya
    "It is certainly a mark of disrespect if I do not appear personally before a seven-
    judge bench composition in court. Plus, there are no flights for tomorrow night
    back to Delhi. Thus, there is no way I can make it to court therefore 3 pm on
    January 23," said SG Mehta.

    Attorney General for India R Venkataramani will also not take part in the event
    owing to pending official work.

    Supreme Court of IndiaAyodhya Ram MandirCJI DY ChandrachudConsecration ceremonyPran


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