Dear DHFL Scam Victims, Know Thy Judge: Hon. Justice S. C. Sharma

 Dear DHFL Scam Victims, Know Thy Judge: Hon. Justice S. C. Sharma 


Dear DHFL Scam Victims, Know Thy Judge: Hon. Justice S. C. Sharma

Posted on 12th November, 2024 (GMT 08:11 hrs)

ABSTRACT

The article discusses Justice S.C. Sharma’s role in cases affecting DHFL scam victims. It highlights his recent rulings, such as denying bail to DHFL’s Wadhawan brothers and opposing Aligarh Muslim University’s minority status, suggesting this stance might overlook the context of minority protections. Sharma’s past judgments in favor of vulnerable groups, including the physically challenged and marginalized, offer some hope for fair treatment of DHFL victims. The piece questions if his rulings can stay unbiased amid potential political pressures.

Dedicated to all the DHFL Scam Victims, whose resilience endures as they navigate the costly corridors of Indian justice, pouring both patience and hard-earned savings into their pursuit of justice and fairness…



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