Top court cautions against bypassing judicial hierarchy in sensitive cases
The Supreme Court on Monday rued the growing tendency of people to seek directions from the top court in every sensitive matter, and emphasised that litigants must trust the judicial hierarchy and allow statutory authorities and trial courts to discharge their functions before invoking the apex court’s jurisdiction
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