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CJP’s Saurav Das mocks claims over his Delhi residence: ‘Right-wing people will declare I’m from Neptune’

Chief Justice of Punjab and Haryana High Court Saurav Das responded humorously to rumors about his residence in Delhi, suggesting that right‑wing commentators might claim he is from another planet. His remarks were shared widely on social media platforms.

TOI DelhiOctober 24, 20261 min read
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CJP’s Saurav Das mocks claims over his Delhi residence: ‘Right-wing people will declare I’m from Neptune’
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Keep an eye on any official statements from the High Court addressing the rumors or the broader issue of misinformation.

During a recent press interaction, Justice Saurav Das was asked about persistent speculation regarding his address in Delhi, a topic that had been circulating in certain political circles. Rather than offering a serious rebuttal, the judge chose to mock the absurdity of the claims, quipping that some right‑wing voices might even allege he hails from Neptune. His light‑hearted response was captured on video and quickly spread across Twitter, Facebook and regional news portals.

The episode reflects a growing trend where public figures, including members of the judiciary, become targets of political commentary that blurs the line between legitimate scrutiny and sensationalism. While the judiciary traditionally maintains a low public profile, the incident underscores how social media can amplify even trivial remarks into national conversations. Legal experts note that such distractions, though seemingly harmless, can divert attention from substantive judicial work and affect public perception of the courts.

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For readers in Delhi and across India, the incident serves as a reminder of the importance of focusing on factual reporting rather than indulging in hyperbole. It also highlights the need for responsible discourse when discussing officials who hold positions of public trust. As the conversation moves beyond the joke, observers will be watching whether any formal complaints or clarifications are filed regarding the spread of misinformation about the judge’s personal life.

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