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\'роиро┐ропро╛ропрооро╛рой ро╡ро┐рооро░рпНроЪройроорпН роЕро╡роородро┐рокрпНрокрпБ роЖроХро╛родрпБ\', роорпБройрпНройро╛ро│рпН роирпАродро┐рокродро┐ рооро▒рпНро▒рпБроорпН рокро┐ро▒ро░рпБроХрпНроХрпБ роОродро┐ро░ро╛роХ роироЯро╡роЯро┐роХрпНроХрпИ роОроЯрпБроХрпНроХ роП-роЬро┐ рооро▒рпБрокрпНрокрпБ New Delhi: Attorney General (AG) KK Venugopal has refused to give consent to initiate contempt proceedings against Justice S.N. Dhingra, former Delhi High Court judge, former Additional Solicitor General Aman Lekhi and senior advocate K. Rama Kumar for their remarks against the Supreme CourtтАЩs comments made during the hearing of Nupur Sharma case. The AG emphasized that fair and reasonable criticism of judicial proceedings would not constitute contempt of court. Venugopal said: тАЬIt may be noted that the Supreme Court, in a large number of judgments, has held that fair and reasonable criticism of judicial proceedings would not constitute contempt of courtтАЭ. The AG added that the statements made by the three persons are in the realm of fair comments on hearing conducted by the Supreme Court. тАЬThe statements are not vituperative or abusive nor are they lik...