‘Don’t jump like a monkey’: Jharkhand HC Judge Slams IAS officer for the will of ‘Commission’ | Watch

A video of the courtroom of a judge of the Jharkhand High Court who defeats an IAS officer on social media, because of the response of the former during the proceedings of a case. In the viral video, the judge is seeing the IAS officer clapping as he reprimands the bureaucrat and emphasizes several irregularities. While the name of the IAS officer or where he was posted has not been determined, the judge can be heard warning him that a fir will be filed to start an investigation against him. The high-voltage court hall scene took place during a hearing before a Bank of the Jharkhand High Court. The bank heard a petition related to the acquisition and compensation of land. The IAS officer objected to the remuneration offered to the file offered by the State Government, who invented the judges during the hearing. Apparently, it didn’t sit well with the Jharkhand HC judge. “Who are you to object to the remuneration corrected by the state? You want commission, how much commission have you taken so far? ‘ He asks in a strict tone. He was also heard and asked if the IAS officer had personal interest. “If the state government has decided the compensation amount, why are you questioning it? Do you have any personal interest? It is public money and it cannot be abused. ‘ The judge called the officer a “monkey”. “If something is corrected by the state, you should not take your share like a monkey,” he heard that he said according to the video. Watch the full video here: Netizens React The video has become viral on social media, with users admiring the judge’s actions. “Judicial liability in action! The sharp questioning of the judge shows that courts are taking corruption seriously. This direct approach can deter future misconduct if he is continuously applied to all levels of bureaucracy,” one person said. “If all the country’s institutes remain as strong as Judge Sahib, the country will improve within 24 hours. The public must know this fact. Before the Constitution, no politician, IAS officer or collector has any value to Judge Sahib,” added another. “Look at the arrogance on her face, no feelings of guilt and rude expressions,” a third user said.