Amritsar, Jan. 13 (Punjab Post Bureau) – Member Parliament Gurjeet Singh Aujla while commenting on the serious 
and important concerns raised by the SC judges said that law makers will end up in unproductivity if the judiciary at the highest level would fear threat to democracy and face issues while delivering justice to the citizens. He said that he thinks it extremely serious and needs to be looked into carefully. The judges have also made a point about Judge Loya’s case which also needs to be investigated properly. It needs to be examined at the highest level of the Hon’ble Supreme Court. This type of thing has never happened before. It is unprecedented and I think all the citizens, who love the idea of Justice, who believe in the Hon’ble Supreme Court, are looking at this issue closely and I think it is important to be addressed.
Aujla said that BJP and Modi are implementing RSS agenda of safforinasition and trying to sabotage democracy converting India into North Korea sort of government. He further said that Mr. Modi visualises himself as Kim Jong-un and is trying to bring aristocracy in India.
Honourable Judges and the issues raised by them in the Press Conference and in the letter are extremely disturbing and have far reaching consequences for the values that we hold sacred: safeguarding democracy and preserving the independence of the Judiciary. The Honourable Judges have specifically highlighted two issues: (1) The long silence of the Government of India to the Memorandum of Procedure that was finalised by the Supreme Court and (2) the assignment of cases in the Supreme Court to what are described as “selectively to the benches of their preference without any rational basis for such assignment”. In answer to a question from the media, the Honourable Judges referred to the PIL concerning the death of Judge Loya, which the family of Judge Loya believes was under suspicious circumstances. The Honourable Judges in their letter have also hinted at other instances which they will raise later.
The Congress Party earnestly appeals that the Full Court of the Supreme Court should take up the issues raised by the four Honourable Judges and find solutions that are consistent with the traditions and conventions of the Judiciary pointed out by the four Honourable Judges and that will preserve the independence of the judiciary.
In the PIL concerning the death of Judge Loya, we believe that the matter must be entrusted to the senior most Judges of the Supreme Court who should ensure that under their supervision there is a thorough and impartial investigation of the case by an independent SIT.
In the matter of assignment of cases, the established conventions and traditions of the Courts must be followed and the selective assignment of cases must be stopped forthwith. Cases that have far reaching implications to society and governance must be heard, in accordance with well established conventions, by the senior most Judges of the Supreme Court.