Union legislation minister Kiren Rijiju on Sunday praised Chief Justice of India (CJI) DY Chandrachud for the Supreme Court’s latest resolution to challenge an interim order, permitting a candidate who suffers from author’s cramp to make use of a scribe throughout his preliminary examination for the recruitment of civil judges in Uttarakhand.

A author’s cramp is a situation that impacts an individual’s means to put in writing on account of task-specific motion problems, inflicting irregular postures and undesirable muscle spasms that impede motor efficiency.

“This is such a heart-warming action by hon’ble Chief Justice Dr D Y Chandrachud. A great relief to a divyang (person with disability) candidate who sought a scribe for the Judicial Service exam in Uttarakhand,” Rijiju tweeted.

Timely justice to a deserving particular person is “very satisfying”, the Union minister stated, sharing a screenshot of a tweet posted by the lawyer of the candidate who had approached the Supreme Court.

The candidate, Dhananjay Kumar, had moved the apex courtroom, saying his request to the Uttarakhand Public Service Commission (UKPSC) for a scribe was rejected on April 20, days forward of the scheduled examination.

Advocate Namit Saxena, representing Dhananjay Kumar, requested the courtroom to grant him permission to make use of a scribe throughout his examination for the recruitment of civil judges in Uttarakhand. Kumar suffers from author’s cramp, and he submitted a medical certificates from the All India Institute of Medical Sciences, dated September 25, 2017, to help his request.

The bench, comprising CJI Chandrachud and Justice PS Narasimha, acknowledged Saxena’s submission and issued a discover to the Uttarakhand Public Service Commission (UKPSC) and the Uttarakhand authorities. The discover questioned why Kumar’s request for a scribe had been rejected and directed them to reply by May 12.

“We issue an ad interim direction to the Uttarakhand Public Service Commission, which is in-charge of conducting the examination, to ensure that a scribe is provided to the petitioner for the ensuing examination…” the bench stated.

Rijiju’s reward comes amid the continued Centre versus Supreme Court on a number of points. Recently, Rijiju had taken a dig at retired judges as he stated a number of retired judges who’re a part of the anti-India gang are attempting to make the Indian judiciary play the position of the opposition.

Chandrachud had stated there was no strain from the federal government on the judiciary and nobody in his profession of 23 years as a choose informed him the best way to determine a case. Commenting on Rijiju’s open disapproval of the Collegium system, the CJI stated the Collegium is the very best system obtainable for the appointment of judges.

(With inputs from PTI)