Voice 9, News Desk: On the premises of the court in Muzaffarpur, Bihar, there is a temple of Lord Hanuman. Here, amidst the chanting of mantras and the presence of a renowned lawyer, Pandit Ji, who is standing with devotion and wearing the sacred thread, the significance of this sacred thread ceremony on the court premises is unique. Although the sacred thread ceremony and the initiation ritual are common religious traditions among Hindus, the meaning of this sacred thread ceremony on court premises is different.
This is because the lawyer is wearing the sacred thread again after 12 years, just as it was done by his family during his childhood. But the big question is, why did he need to wear the sacred thread again? What does his profession as a lawyer have to do with wearing the sacred thread? The most important question is: why is all this happening in the temple of the court premises? The reason behind the lawyer wearing the sacred thread again after 12 years is a story, or rather a solemn vow, that can astonish anyone. It is a vow to bring the truth to light, to prove a dead person alive, and to deliver justice to the innocent. For any lawyer, these tasks are neither new nor strange.
However, for Dr. S.K. Jha, a criminal lawyer in Muzaffarpur, this was not just a case but a matter of honor and dignity. At that time, he had taken an oath on the court premises while removing his sacred thread, saying that he would not wear it again until the whole truth related to a particular case was brought before the world. Now that the truth has come out, he has worn the sacred thread again.
