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Shocked Law Fraternity Wants Arunachal Ex-CM’s Suicide Note Probed

The Quint had reported that Pul’s suicide note names four top law officials who allegedly sought bribes from him.

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Shocked by The Quint's expose on late Arunachal Pradesh Chief Minister Kalikho Pul's explosive suicide note, which names four top law officials who sought huge bribes from him, India's legal fraternity on Wednesday demanded a probe by a central probe agency into the allegations.

Almost all top lawyers and a few retired judges from the higher judiciary The Quint spoke to – some of whom did not want to be named – admitted that it was time that the judiciary subjected itself to greater transparency and accountability in the face of regular allegations of corruption. For legal reasons, The Quint did not disclose the names of the four top law officials named in Pul’s suicide note.

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