Judge acted judiciously, without bias, says court while rejecting Kangana’s plea in defamation case
The Hindu
The actor had filed a transfer petition last month, saying that she had “lost faith” in the Andheri metropolitan magistrate’s court.
The additional chief metropolitan magistrate court here has held that the , which is presiding over the defamation case filed by lyricist Javed Akhtar against , has acted “judiciously” and did not show any bias against the actor.
Just because the court proceeds with the case by following the procedure of law, it does not mean that it is biased against the applicant, additional chief metropolitan magistrate S.T. Dande said in her order in which she rejected Ms. Ranaut’s plea that sought transfer of the case to some other court.
The additional chief metropolitan magistrate had rejected Ms. Ranaut’s petition on October 21, but its detailed order was made available on Saturday.
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