West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee today hit out at the judiciary, alleging there were instances when court judgements have been delivered for money. "What I see. Why should many judgements today be delivered for money? Why? I am sorry to say. I am saying this in the Assembly," she alleged while speaking at a seminar in the House on the platinum jubilee of the state assembly. "Judiciary is for doing justice. But why is there a pillar of corruption starting from judiciary to democracy? This is our misfortune," the feisty Trinamool Congress leader said. "One may file a contempt case against me. I will be really very happy. I may be charged with defamation and I may even be arrested. But I will have to give my opinion at some place or the other," the chief minister who was not an empanelled speaker at the seminar, said.
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