Is India's Judiciary Compromised? Congress Raises Alarm Over Justice Kaul's Revelations
Congress questions the independence of the judiciary under the Modi government, citing former Supreme Court Justice Kaul's memoir suggesting undue government influence.
Is India's Judiciary Compromised? Congress Raises Alarm Over Justice Kaul's Revelations
The Congress party is raising serious concerns about the independence of the judiciary in India, referencing a pre-publication manuscript from former Supreme Court Justice Kaul's memoir, 'Without Fear of Favour'. In the memoir, Kaul reportedly claims that Justice D.Y. Chandrachud, the current Chief Justice of India, has been 'too deferential to the Government' regarding judicial appointments.
This revelation has sparked a fierce debate about the integrity of the judicial system under the Modi administration. Citizens are left asking: What assurances were given to protect judicial independence? How has this influence potentially compromised the integrity of our legal system?
The Congress's Jairam Ramesh shared the alarming details in a media report, highlighting the urgent need for accountability and transparency in judicial appointments. As the nation grapples with these alarming allegations, the question remains: Who will hold the government accountable for the perceived erosion of judicial integrity? This situation demands immediate attention and action to safeguard the rights of every Indian citizen.
As reported by The Hindu.
Source: The Hindu
