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Sukesh Chandrasekhar sentenced 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.

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