‘Very Serious Allegations’: Kerala High Court Dismisses Plea Alleging Corruption In Judges To Secure Govt. Posts After Retirement

Case: Abdul Jaleel v. Cabinet Principal Secretary & Ors.

Coram: Chief Justice S. Manikumar and Justice Shaji P. Chaly

Case No.: WP(C) NO. 20159 OF 2022

Court Observation: “Though the petitioner – party-in-person has alleged that some of the judges were hand in glove with the criminals and obtained post retirement postings, which allegations are very serious, having regard to the reliefs sought for, we are not inclined to advert to the same and no direction in the nature of mandamus as prayed for, can be granted.”

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