Conman Sukesh Sentenced to 8 Yrs in Jail by Delhi Court for Impersonating SC Judge

Sukesh Chandrasekhar gets 8-year jail term for impersonating SC judge

Conman Sukesh Chandrasekhar has been sentenced to eight years of rigorous imprisonment by a Delhi court for impersonating a Supreme Court judge and attempting to influence a bail proceeding. The court emphasised the need for a deterrent message against manipulating the justice system, especially given the rise of sophisticated impersonation techniques.

Conman Sukesh Chandrasekhar Gets 8 Years' Jail For Impersonating SC Judge

Delhi court finds him guilty of posing as a top court judge and attempting to influence bail proceedings

Delhi court sentences conman Sukesh Chandrasekhar to 8-year jail term for impersonating SC judge

A Delhi court has sentenced Sukesh Chandrasekhar to eight years rigorous imprisonment. He impersonated a Supreme Court judge to influence a bail proceeding. The court imposed fines and consecutive sentences for his criminal actions. Chandrasekhar's unsuccessful attempt did not mitigate his severe sentence. This ruling sends a strong deterrent message to protect the justice system.

Conman Sukesh sentenced to 8 yrs in jail by Delhi court for impersonating SC judge

The court said that the sentences cannot be permitted to merge into one another or to operate merely concurrently

Conman Sukesh Chandrasekhar gets 8-year jail for posing as SC judge; moves Delhi HC

Tis Hazari Court described Sukesh Chandrasekhar's crime as a “direct affront” to the independence and sanctity of the judicial process.