Subjective Apprehension Or Unsubstantiated Allegations Against Judicial Officer Not Grounds To Transfer Trial: Chhattisgarh High Court

The High Court of Chhattisgarh has ruled that mere subjective apprehensions, dissatisfaction with judicial proceedings, or unsubstantiated allegations against a presiding officer cannot form the basis for transferring a criminal trial outside a district. Presiding over the matter, Chief Justice Ramesh Sinha dismissed a transfer petition filed by an accused facing murder and atrocity charges,

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