"Don't rush to the Well," Justice Ranjan Gogoi, heading the bench that disposed of a contempt plea against the Centre on the issue of quota for persons with disabilities, said.
The bench then said the issue has been discussed and decided by a committee of judges and observed: "May be, that decision has not reached you. You should be at your place."
The bench, which also comprised Justice N V Ramana, then raised objection to the reporting of observations of judges and lawyers and said these were part of debate and meant to understand the issues.
The court later told the scribes: "You are most welcome so long as your reporting is accurate.
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