Ramana stepped down from the post of Chief Justice, why did he say I Am Sorry on the last day?

New Delhi: Today is the last day of the tenure of Chief Justice of the Supreme Court NV Ramana. On this occasion, on Friday N.V. Ramana addressed the working bench. In 16 months I have been able to hear only 50 days effectively and full time. Chief Justice Ramana apologized in his last working bench for not being able to focus on taking up cases listed for hearing early in his tenure. At this time the Chief Justice said, I am sorry.

It is believed that the meaning behind his statement was about the hearings that took place in the courtroom in the last 3 months during the purely physical hearing. Because, most of the hearings were held through video conference during his tenure. Chief Justice Ramana said, ‘I regret that I could not concentrate more on the list and posting of cases’.

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Justice Ramana, who has led India’s judiciary for the last 16 months as a Supreme Court judge for eight years and as the Chief Justice, was all emotional when he sat down to do his last bench work. Senior advocate Dushyant Dave was so emotional that he could not stop crying. During his speech, his throat often became hoarse, and streams of tears also flowed from his eyes.

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Justice N.V. Ramana will be remembered for many things during his tenure. For example, during his tenure as CJI he traveled the most, addressed public events, appointed the most judges to the High Court and the Supreme Court. Due to his fearless style of speech, people came to know him as ‘Speech Justice of India’.

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