RETIRED KAS OFFICER ADV. K. MATHAI FIGHTS FOR JUSTICE IN KARNATAKA HIGH COURT
Bengaluru, November 27, 2024: K. Mathai IAS (Retd.) retired KAS officer with an impeccable record of integrity and dignity, has initiated a case in the Karnataka High Court, alleging unfair practices and denial of justice.
Adv. Mathai is a highly respected individual with a strong background in law, having completed his MA and LLM, has been fighting for justice in a case related to a Writ Petition (WP/20940/2024) being heard in Court Hall No 17.
Despite his repeated efforts, Adv. Mathai KAS alleges that he has been denied a fair hearing, and the case has been proceeding in a one-sided manner. He point out that Advocate T. Sheshagiri Rao, representing the opposing party, has obtained a unilateral adjournment for 10 days, depriving him of an opportunity to present his case.
Adv. Mathai’s distinguished career spans over three decades, during which he has served with distinction in various capacities, including as a Commissioner in the Mandya Urban Development Authority (MUDA). His reports on illegalities and scams have led to significant actions, including a chargesheet filed by the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) and a ban on advertisements in Bengaluru.
Adv. Mathai’s commitment to upholding justice and integrity has earned him widespread respect. His current fight for justice in the Karnataka High Court is a testament to his unwavering dedication to the principles of fairness and equality.
As the case continues to unfold, he is inspiring many with his courage and conviction.
Allegations of Corrupt Practices in Karnataka High Court
The complaint, filed by K. Mathai M.A. LLM, KAS (Retd) Advocate, alleges that Advocate Sheshagiri Rao obtained a unilateral adjournment for 10 days, depriving the caveat petitioner/implementing applicant of a fair hearing.
The complaint further alleges that Advocate Sheshagiri Rao, with the support of court staff, was able to obtain reliefs in a manner that was detrimental to the interests of the petitioner.
The complainant has requested the Honourable Chief Justice to initiate an inquiry against Advocate Sheshagiri Rao and the court staff involved, and to take appropriate action to restore the confidence of victims in the courts.
The complaint has been copied to the Karnataka State Bar Council, the High Court Advocate Association, and the Registrar General of the High Court of Karnataka.
