The court has also constituted an inquiry committee.

Delhi High Court Chief Justice Satish Chandra Sharma passed the said order.

Along with this, the District and Sessions Judge has been instructed to take action against the concerned woman officer as well.

The objectionable video is being told of March

The Delhi High Court has suspended an Additional Sessions Judge of Rouse Avenue Court and his female stenographer with immediate effect in connection with the objectionable video.

When a video surfaced in the matter, the High Court took suo moto cognizance and took this action.

Not only this, the court has also constituted an inquiry committee.

Along with this, the court also banned the dissemination of the alleged video, in which a court employee is allegedly seen sexually assaulting a woman.

Delhi High Court Chief Justice Satish Chandra Sharma passed the said order.

Along with this, the District and Sessions Judge has been instructed to take action against the concerned woman officer as well.

The objectionable video is being told of March.

In this video, the judge is seen in an objectionable position in his chamber with his steno.

According to the information, the video going viral is being told of the judge's chamber only.

How the video was made in the judge's chamber will also be investigated.

It is being told that there was a lot of discussion between the female stenographer and the judge in the court about such activities for a long time.

It is said that the staff is behind the making of the videos.

It was only after this video went viral that the lawyers demanded an inquiry.

According to the information, someone handed over this video to the Chief Justice and he has taken this action taking cognizance of it seriously.

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