"We feel that Justice Ganguly should have resigned and fought his battle. He should have resigned by now," said Biswas.
Denying that he has ever harassed or made any unwelcome advances to any intern, the former Supreme Court judge in his complaint said he has not been addressed correctly by the apex court.
"I have been distressed by some recent happenings. I am anguished that the Supreme Court under your Lordship did not address me correctly," Ganguly said in his eight-page-long letter to P Sathasivam, which he said is also being forwarded to President Pranab Mukherjee.
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