'Outrageous transgressions': SC's observations against Nupur Sharma slammed

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The signatories include former chief justice of the Bombay High Court Kshitij Vyas, former Gujarat High Court judge S M Soni, former Rajasthan High Court judges R S Rathore and Prashant Agarwal and former Delhi High Court judge S N Dhingra.

Recent comments by the two judges of the Supreme Court have surpassed the Laxman Rekha and compelled us to issue an open statement.

Such an approach of the Supreme Court deserves no applause and impacts the very sanctity and honour of the highest court of land," it said.