Hindustan Times via Getty ImagesThe former Supreme Court employee, who had levelled allegations of sexual harassment against Chief Justice Ranjan Gogoi, said on Tuesday she was withdrawing from an inquiry being conducted by an in-house panel. The employee said in a statement that Tuesday was the third day she had gone to participate in the probe before the three-member panel headed by Justice SA Bobde. “But due to serious concerns and reservations, I am no longer participating in these in-house committee proceedings,” she said in a statement. She appeared before the three-member panel for the second time on 29 April. The women, in her statement today, said that on 26 April, the “judges in the committee told her this was neither an in-house committee proceeding, nor a proceeding under the Vishakha Guidelines and that it was an informal proceeding.”

Source: Huffington Post April 30, 2019 14:03 UTC