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Bollywood Actor & Co Owner of Rajasthan Royals Shilpa Shetty at Bombay High Court for the hearing on a petition filed by the IPL franchisee against the termination of their contract by the BCCI in Mumbai on Wednesday, 27 October 2010.

Bollywood Actor & Co Owners of Rajasthan Royals Shilpa Shetty with husband Raj Kundra at Bombay High Court for the hearing on a petition filed by the IPL franchisee against the termination of their contract by the BCCI in Mumbai on Wednesday, 27 October 2010.

Bollywood Actor & Co Owners of Rajasthan Royals Shilpa Shetty with husband Raj Kundra at Bombay High Court for the hearing on a petition filed by the IPL franchisee against the termination of their contract by the BCCI in Mumbai on Wednesday, 27 October 2010.

The lone survivor of Khairlanji Dalit killing incident, Bhaiyalal Bhotmange addresses media after Bombay High Court gives verdict in the Khairlanji killings, Eight people have been given the life sentence for the Brutal and Gruesome killing of four members of a dalit family by the upper caste villagers in Khairlanji,Bhandra District,Maharashtra in Nagpur on

The lone survivor of Khairlanji Dalit killing incident, Bhaiyalal Bhotmange addresses media after Bombay High Court gives verdict in the Khairlanji killings, Eight people have been given the life sentence for the Brutal and Gruesome killing of four members of a dalit family by the upper caste villagers in Khairlanji,Bhandra District,Maharashtra in Nagpur on

The lone survivor of Khairlanji Dalit killing incident, Bhaiyalal Bhotmange addresses media after Bombay High Court gives verdict in the Khairlanji killings, Eight people have been given the life sentence for the Brutal and Gruesome killing of four members of a dalit family by the upper caste villagers in Khairlanji,Bhandra District,Maharashtra in Nagpur on

Chief Justice of India Sarosh Homi Kapadia addresses during his felicitation ceremony organized by Bombay Parsi Panchayet and The Parsi Irani Zoroastrian Community of India in Mumbai on Saturday, 19 June 2010.

Chief Justice of India Sarosh Homi Kapadia gestures during his felicitation ceremony organized by Bombay Parsi Panchayet and The Parsi Irani Zoroastrian Community of India in Mumbai on Saturday, 19 June 2010.

Dinshaw R Mehta, Chairman of Bombay Parsi Panchayet having word with Chief Justice of India Sarosh Homi Kapadia while Parsi Priest Firoz Kotwal looks on during his felicitation ceremony organized by Bombay Parsi Panchayet and The Parsi Irani Zoroastrian Community of India in Mumbai on Saturday, 19 June 2010.

Chief Justice of India Sarosh Homi Kapadia interact with community member after being felicitated by Bombay Parsi Panchayet and The Parsi Irani Zoroastrian Community of India in Mumbai on Saturday, 19 June 2010.

Farhana Shah, one of the two senior lawyers who were appointed by the Bombay High Court to represent convicted Pakistani Terrorist Ajmal Amir Kasab in his appeal against the death sentence in the 26/11 attacks case, outside the court in Mumbai on Tuesday, 08 June 2010.

Farhana Shah and Amin Solkar, the two senior lawyers who were appointed by the Bombay High Court to represent convicted Pakistani Terrorist Ajmal Amir Kasab in his appeal against the death sentence in the 26/11 attacks case, outside the court in Mumbai on Tuesday, 08 June 2010.

Farhana Shah, one of the two senior lawyers who were appointed by the Bombay High Court to represent convicted Pakistani Terrorist Ajmal Amir Kasab in his appeal against the death sentence in the 26/11 attacks case, outside the court in Mumbai on Tuesday, 08 June 2010.

Amin Solkar, one of the two senior lawyers who were appointed by the Bombay High Court to represent convicted Pakistani Terrorist Ajmal Amir Kasab in his appeal against the death sentence in the 26/11 attacks case, outside the court in Mumbai on Tuesday, 08 June 2010.

Governor of Maharashtra K Sankaranarayanan and new Chief Justice of Bombay High Court Justice Anil Ramesh Dave sign documents as Chief Minister of Maharashtra Ashok Chavan looks on at Raj Bhavan, in Mumbai on Thursday,11 February 2010.

Chief Minister of Maharashtra Ashok Chavan with Governor of Maharashtra K Sankaranarayanan and new Chief Justice of Bombay High Court Justice Anil Ramesh Dave during sworn in ceremony at Raj Bhavan in Mumbai on Thursday,11 February 2010.

Newly appointed Chief Justice of Bombay High Court Anil Ramesh Dave during sworn in ceremony at Raj Bhavan in Mumbai on Thursday,11 February 2010.

Governor of Maharashtra K Sankaranarayanan administers the Oath of office to the new Chief Justice of Bombay High Court Justice Anil Ramesh Dave at Raj Bhavan, in Mumbai on Thursday,11 February 2010.

Newly appointed Chief Justice of Bombay High Court Anil Ramesh Dave being greeted by Chief Minister of Maharashtra Ashok Chavan and Governor K Sankaranarayanan at Raj Bhavan, in Mumbai on Thursday,11 February 2010.

Chief Minister Ashok Chavan shares a light moment with new Governor of Maharashtra Kateekal Sankaranarayanan and Minister of State for Health Suresh Shetty while Deputy Chief Minister Chhagan Bhujbal looks on during the swearing in ceremony at Darbar Hall, Raj Bhavan in Mumbai on Friday, 22 January 2010.

New Governor of Maharashtra Kateekal Sankaranarayanan inspects the guard of honor during the swearing in ceremony at Darbar Hall, Raj Bhavan in Mumbai on Friday, 22 January 2010.

Chief Minister Ashok Chavan greets new Governor of Maharashtra Kateekal Sankaranarayanan while Deputy Chief Minister Chhagan Bhujbal looks on during the swearing in ceremony at Darbar Hall, Raj Bhavan in Mumbai on Friday, 22 January 2010.

Outgoing Governor of Maharashtra S C Jamir hugs new Governor Kateekal Sankaranarayanan during the swearing in ceremony at Darbar Hall, Raj Bhavan in Mumbai on Friday, 22 January 2010.

Chief Minister Ashok Chavan hugs new Governor of Maharashtra Kateekal Sankaranarayanan during the swearing in ceremony at Darbar Hall, Raj Bhavan in Mumbai on Friday, 22 January 2010.

Chief Justice of the Bombay High Court Justice Jay Narayan Patel during the swearing in ceremony of new Governor of Maharashtra Kateekal Sankaranarayanan at Darbar Hall, Raj Bhavan in Mumbai on Friday, 22 January 2010.

Police takes encounter specialist Pradeep Sharma to produce in Andheri court after he was arrested for an alleged fake encounter case in Mumbai on Friday, 08 January 2010. A Mumbai court Friday remanded former high-profile shootout specialist Pradeep Sharma and five others in police custody till Jan 14 after they were arrested in connection with a staged shootout killing. Those arrested include Bobby, an informer of Sharma. They were arrested by the city police and a Special Investigation Team (SIT) following a probe ordered by the Bombay High Court into the killing of alleged gangster Ramnarain Gupta. Ramnarain alias Lakhan Gupta was shot dead Nov 11, 2006, by D.N. Nagar police station Chief Pradeep Suryawanshi.

Director General of Maharashtra Police SS Virk being greeted by officials as he retired from service after the Central Administrative Tribunal (CAT) refused to grant him two years extension on his tenure in Mumbai on Saturday,31 October 2009. Virk, appointed DGP in March this year, succeeded A N Roy whose appointment was set aside by the Bombay High Court in February on the ground that the selection process was "arbitrary", violative of constitutional principle of equality and the Supreme Court"s guidelines. Virk served as a DGP in two states — Punjab and Maharashtra.

Director General of Maharashtra Police SS Virk addresses media as he retired from service after the Central Administrative Tribunal (CAT) refused to grant him two years extension on his tenure in Mumbai on Saturday,31 October 2009. Virk, appointed DGP in March this year, succeeded A N Roy whose appointment was set aside by the Bombay High Court in February on the ground that the selection process was "arbitrary", violative of constitutional principle of equality and the Supreme Court"s guidelines. Virk served as a DGP in two states — Punjab and Maharashtra.

Director General of Maharashtra Police SS Virk being greeted by officials as he retired from service after the Central Administrative Tribunal (CAT) refused to grant him two years extension on his tenure in Mumbai on Saturday,31 October 2009. Virk, appointed DGP in March this year, succeeded A N Roy whose appointment was set aside by the Bombay High Court in February on the ground that the selection process was "arbitrary", violative of constitutional principle of equality and the Supreme Court"s guidelines. Virk served as a DGP in two states — Punjab and Maharashtra.

Director General of Maharashtra Police SS Virk being greeted by officials as he retired from service after the Central Administrative Tribunal (CAT) refused to grant him two years extension on his tenure in Mumbai on Saturday,31 October 2009. Virk, appointed DGP in March this year, succeeded A N Roy whose appointment was set aside by the Bombay High Court in February on the ground that the selection process was "arbitrary", violative of constitutional principle of equality and the Supreme Court"s guidelines. Virk served as a DGP in two states — Punjab and Maharashtra.

Director General of Maharashtra Police SS Virk inspects the guard of honor as he retired from service after the Central Administrative Tribunal (CAT) refused to grant him two years extension on his tenure in Mumbai on Saturday,31 October 2009. Virk, appointed DGP in March this year, succeeded A N Roy whose appointment was set aside by the Bombay High Court in February on the ground that the selection process was "arbitrary", violative of constitutional principle of equality and the Supreme Court"s guidelines. Virk served as a DGP in two states — Punjab and Maharashtra.

Director General of Maharashtra Police SS Virk addresses media as he retired from service after the Central Administrative Tribunal (CAT) refused to grant him two years extension on his tenure in Mumbai on Saturday,31 October 2009. Virk, appointed DGP in March this year, succeeded A N Roy whose appointment was set aside by the Bombay High Court in February on the ground that the selection process was "arbitrary", violative of constitutional principle of equality and the Supreme Court"s guidelines. Virk served as a DGP in two states — Punjab and Maharashtra.

Director General of Maharashtra Police SS Virk addresses media as he retired from service after the Central Administrative Tribunal (CAT) refused to grant him two years extension on his tenure in Mumbai on Saturday,31 October 2009. Virk, appointed DGP in March this year, succeeded A N Roy whose appointment was set aside by the Bombay High Court in February on the ground that the selection process was "arbitrary", violative of constitutional principle of equality and the Supreme Court"s guidelines. Virk served as a DGP in two states — Punjab and Maharashtra.

Director General of Maharashtra Police SS Virk addresses media as he retired from service after the Central Administrative Tribunal (CAT) refused to grant him two years extension on his tenure in Mumbai on Saturday,31 October 2009. Virk, appointed DGP in March this year, succeeded A N Roy whose appointment was set aside by the Bombay High Court in February on the ground that the selection process was "arbitrary", violative of constitutional principle of equality and the Supreme Court"s guidelines. Virk served as a DGP in two states — Punjab and Maharashtra.

Director General of Maharashtra Police SS Virk addresses media while PP Srivastava and JY Umranikar look on as he retired from service after the Central Administrative Tribunal (CAT) refused to grant him two years extension on his tenure in Mumbai on Saturday,31 October 2009. Virk, appointed DGP in March this year, succeeded A N Roy whose appointment was set aside by the Bombay High Court in February on the ground that the selection process was "arbitrary", violative of constitutional principle of equality and the Supreme Court"s guidelines. Virk served as a DGP in two states — Punjab and Maharashtra.

Director General of Maharashtra Police SS Virk addresses media as he retired from service after the Central Administrative Tribunal (CAT) refused to grant him two years extension on his tenure in Mumbai on Saturday,31 October 2009. Virk, appointed DGP in March this year, succeeded A N Roy whose appointment was set aside by the Bombay High Court in February on the ground that the selection process was "arbitrary", violative of constitutional principle of equality and the Supreme Court"s guidelines. Virk served as a DGP in two states — Punjab and Maharashtra.

Director General of Maharashtra Police SS Virk retired from service as the Central Administrative Tribunal (CAT) refused to grant him two years extension on his tenure in Mumbai on Saturday,31 October 2009. Virk, appointed DGP in March this year, succeeded A N Roy whose appointment was set aside by the Bombay High Court in February on the ground that the selection process was "arbitrary", violative of constitutional principle of equality and the Supreme Court"s guidelines. Virk served as a DGP in two states — Punjab and Maharashtra.

Director General of Maharashtra Police SS Virk being greeted by officials as he retired from service after the Central Administrative Tribunal (CAT) refused to grant him two years extension on his tenure in Mumbai on Saturday,31 October 2009. Virk, appointed DGP in March this year, succeeded A N Roy whose appointment was set aside by the Bombay High Court in February on the ground that the selection process was "arbitrary", violative of constitutional principle of equality and the Supreme Court"s guidelines. Virk served as a DGP in two states — Punjab and Maharashtra.

Director General of Maharashtra Police SS Virk inspects the guard of honor as he retired from service after the Central Administrative Tribunal (CAT) refused to grant him two years extension on his tenure in Mumbai on Saturday,31 October 2009. Virk, appointed DGP in March this year, succeeded A N Roy whose appointment was set aside by the Bombay High Court in February on the ground that the selection process was "arbitrary", violative of constitutional principle of equality and the Supreme Court"s guidelines. Virk served as a DGP in two states — Punjab and Maharashtra.

Director General of Maharashtra Police SS Virk receives farewell as retired from service after the Central Administrative Tribunal (CAT) refused to grant him two years extension on his tenure in Mumbai on Saturday,31 October 2009. Virk, appointed DGP in March this year, succeeded A N Roy whose appointment was set aside by the Bombay High Court in February on the ground that the selection process was "arbitrary", violative of constitutional principle of equality and the Supreme Court"s guidelines. Virk served as a DGP in two states — Punjab and Maharashtra.