Usha Uthup questions CJI Chandrachud on Kolkata rape-murder case
At a recent event in Delhi, veteran singer Usha Uthup questioned Chief Justice of India (CJI) DY Chandrachud about his stance on the horrific rape and murder case involving a trainee doctor in Kolkata. During their conversation, it was revealed that Uthup asked him numerous questions, including inquiries about his recent activities and the case. The singer's bold move has been widely applauded by netizens.
'The entire world is watching...': Uthup said to CJI Chandrachud
Uthup and CJI Chandrachud were among the attendees at a conclave in Delhi. Upon spotting the CJI, Uthup confronted him, asking, "What are you doing at an event? Why aren't you in court? When are you announcing your decision on the Kolkata case?" She further added, "The entire world is watching." Witnesses at the event reported that CJI Chandrachud took her comments in stride.
Netizens lauded Uthup for her bold move
Uthup's confrontation with the CJI has garnered praise from netizens. One user commented, "Did she really ask him that... So Cool & Bravo!" while another wrote, "Oh I love her even more now. Please God make her pinch my cheeks." The two were also seen jamming to the song Summer Wine during the event, a moment that was appreciated by social media users for their camaraderie.
Uthup's new song seeks justice for Kolkata victim
In a recent show of support for the victim, Uthup released a video song titled Jaago Re. This song is a reimagining of Jaago Mohan Pyaare—contextualized to reflect the Kolkata case and its aftermath in West Bengal. To recall, on August 9, a doctor was raped and brutally murdered at RG Kar Medical College and Hospital in Kolkata. So far, three individuals have been arrested. A three-judge Bench led by CJI has been appointed to ensure justice.
CJI Chandrachud urges CBI for fresh report on Kolkata case
As the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) continues its probe into the Kolkata case, CJI Chandrachud has urged the agency to submit a new report detailing their findings by September 24. This move comes as part of the Supreme Court's ongoing monitoring of the investigation, in response to widespread public outcry over the incident and demands for swift justice for the victim.
