The marathon hearing on the issue of framing guidelines for media reporting of court proceedings concluded in the Supreme Court on Thursday, with some noted jurists terming the endeavour “judicial overreach” which will open the “floodgates” with a whole range of “complications.”
A five-judge Constitution Bench reserved verdict, after 17 days of hearing, which started on March 27.
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