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In the following passage, some of the words have been left out, each of which is indicated by a number. Find the suitable words from the options given against each number which make the passage meaningful and appropriate. The Supreme Court <strong>(1) </strong> to entertain a petition filed by a group of lawyers against the <strong> (2) </strong> of Justice J S Khehar as Chief Justice of India. The court said the <strong> (3) </strong> had become redundant since the President had already cleared Khehar's appointment as the head of the judiciary and notification <strong> (4) </strong> issued. There is <strong> (5) </strong> left in this petition as the President of India has already issued the notification appointing Justice Khehar as the next CJI, a bench of Justice Ashok Bhushan and Justice L Nageswara Rao said. On December 19, President Pranab Mukherjee had cleared the name of Justice Khehar as the next CJI. Justice Khehar is to take charge as CJI after the <strong> (6) </strong>, Justice T S Thakur, demits office on January 3 next year. The plea against Justice Khehar's elevation was filed by National Lawyers' Campaign for Judicial Transparency and Reforms. The lawyers' body had <strong> (7) </strong> in its plea that Justice J Chelameswar, who is now the fourth most senior judge in the apex court, should be elevated by doing <strong> (8) </strong> with the seniority rule. The petitioners alleged that Justice Khehar should not be appointed as CJI as he had <strong> (9) </strong> paved the way for his own elevation as CJI by quashing the NJAC Act and the <strong>(10) </strong> collegium system for appointment of judges.
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In the following passage, some of the words have been left out, each of which is indicated by a number. Find the suitable words from the options given against each number which make the passage meaningful and appropriate. The Supreme Court <strong>(1) </strong> to entertain a petition filed by a group of lawyers against the <strong> (2) </strong> of Justice J S Khehar as Chief Justice of India. The court said the <strong> (3) </strong> had become redundant since the President had already cleared Khehar's appointment as the head of the judiciary and notification <strong> (4) </strong> issued. There is <strong> (5) </strong> left in this petition as the President of India has already issued the notification appointing Justice Khehar as the next CJI, a bench of Justice Ashok Bhushan and Justice L Nageswara Rao said. On December 19, President Pranab Mukherjee had cleared the name of Justice Khehar as the next CJI. Justice Khehar is to take charge as CJI after the <strong> (6) </strong>, Justice T S Thakur, demits office on January 3 next year. The plea against Justice Khehar's elevation was filed by National Lawyers' Campaign for Judicial Transparency and Reforms. The lawyers' body had <strong> (7) </strong> in its plea that Justice J Chelameswar, who is now the fourth most senior judge in the apex court, should be elevated by doing <strong> (8) </strong> with the seniority rule. The petitioners alleged that Justice Khehar should not be appointed as CJI as he had <strong> (9) </strong> paved the way for his own elevation as CJI by quashing the NJAC Act and the <strong>(10) </strong> collegium system for appointment of judges.
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In the following passage, some of the words have been left out, each of which is indicated by a number. Find the suitable words from the options given against each number which make the passage meaningful and appropriate. The Supreme Court <strong>(1) </strong> to entertain a petition filed by a group of lawyers against the <strong> (2) </strong> of Justice J S Khehar as Chief Justice of India. The court said the <strong> (3) </strong> had become redundant since the President had already cleared Khehar's appointment as the head of the judiciary and notification <strong> (4) </strong> issued. There is <strong> (5) </strong> left in this petition as the President of India has already issued the notification appointing Justice Khehar as the next CJI, a bench of Justice Ashok Bhushan and Justice L Nageswara Rao said. On December 19, President Pranab Mukherjee had cleared the name of Justice Khehar as the next CJI. Justice Khehar is to take charge as CJI after the <strong> (6) </strong>, Justice T S Thakur, demits office on January 3 next year. The plea against Justice Khehar's elevation was filed by National Lawyers' Campaign for Judicial Transparency and Reforms. The lawyers' body had <strong> (7) </strong> in its plea that Justice J Chelameswar, who is now the fourth most senior judge in the apex court, should be elevated by doing <strong> (8) </strong> with the seniority rule. The petitioners alleged that Justice Khehar should not be appointed as CJI as he had <strong> (9) </strong> paved the way for his own elevation as CJI by quashing the NJAC Act and the <strong>(10) </strong> collegium system for appointment of judges.
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