| | A Judicial Blackout: Judicial Impunity for Disappearances in Punjab, India |
 | | Retired Justice S. Sodhi, who served as justice on the Punjab and Haryana High Court and later as Chief Justice of the Allahabad High Court, described the communalism on the bench; of particular salience was his experience with the assignment of cases. |
 | | Several High Court justices and lawyers described the judiciarys attempts to ignore disappearances and sweep the matter under the carpet.[96] The High Courts reliance on the polices denial or its lack of motive as evidence of its innocence shows that the High Court did not intend to investigate these allegations. |
 | | Justice D. Tewatia, a former Chief Justice of the Calcutta High Court, chaired the panel, accompanied by Justice H. Suresh, a retired judge of the Maharashtra High Court, and Justice Jaspal Singh, a retired judge of the Delhi High Court. |
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