A three-judge bench comprising acting chief justice SS Saron and justices Surya Kant and Avneesh Jhingan came down heavily on the Manohar Lal Khattar-led Haryana government for failing to prevent large scale violence and arson by followers of Dera Sacha Sauda chief Gurmeet Ram Rahim Singh, who was convicted of rape by a special CBI court the previous day.

Not confine to that but also dubbed the Centre’s response to the situation as a “knee-jerk reaction”, reminding Prime Minister Narendra Modi that he was heading an entire country not of BJP. This observations send nation wide debates and netizens praise the Judges audacity and here comes the details about the three judges who made entire nation turn at them.

Justice SS Saron - 61-year-old :
Justice Saron launched his legal practice in Sangrur after enrolling as an advocate in 1980. He later worked with the Punjab government as a law officer before being appointed as a judge in July 2002.

He presided Jat quota violence case and the quashing of chief parliamentary secretary appointments in Haryana.

While hearing a public interest litigation on the Jat agitation, he had slammed the authorities for not only conducting a shoddy investigation in the case but also denying that the Murthal gang rape, where at least 10 women were allegedly pulled out of cars and raped by rioters had even occurred.
Justice Saron will retire from judicial service on September 3.

Justice Surya Kant - 55-year-old :
Justice Kant launched his practice at the Hisar district court in 1984, and went on to become the youngest advocate general of Haryana at the age of 38. He was appointed as a high court judge at the age of 42. Justice Kant, who is currently presiding over a special bench monitoring the Punjab police’s probe into a Rs 6,000-crore drug racket case.

He has several notable judgments, including the provision of conjugal rights to jail inmates and setting aside the state government’s decision to allot 350 acres of land in Gurgaon to real estate giant DLF, under his belt.

Justice Avneesh Jhingan - 48-year-old :
Justice Jhingan, the youngest among the three, was elevated to the position of high court judge in July. The who hails from a family of lawyers, is a graduate of Panjab University. He mainly deals with civil and taxation cases.