Coalgate: SC pulls up Prashant Bhushan for remarks
New Delhi: The Supreme Court on Wednesday pulled up advocate Prashant Bhushan for making "disturbing" remarks against the bench hearing the coalgate case, but later on accepted his apology.A three-judge bench headed by justice RM
The bench, however, told Bhushan that the damage has been done as you cannot retrieve an arrow when it goes out of your hands.
"Such statements must be avoided if it affects functioning of an institution," the bench said.
The bench agreed to put an end to this issue and recorded the statement of Bhushan seeking apology.
"Somebody may file petition seeking contempt proceedings against you and we don't want any such things," the bench said while recording Bhushan's statement and putting a full stop on the controversy.
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