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Call for Transparency: Former SC Judge Demands Roster System Reform

Former Supreme Court Judge Abhay Oka advocates for a transparent roster system to enhance judicial accountability at a recent discussion in New Delhi.

Indian Cockroach Desk28 October 2026, 11:30 am IST1 min read
Source:The Hindu
Call for Transparency: Former SC Judge Demands Roster System Reform

Call for Transparency: Former SC Judge Demands Roster System Reform

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In a compelling address at a discussion on judicial accountability, former Supreme Court Judge Abhay Oka emphasized the urgent need for a transparent roster system within the Supreme Court. Organised by the Campaign for Judicial Accountability and Reforms at the India International Centre in New Delhi, the event highlighted the critical role of transparency in upholding the integrity of the judiciary.

Oka raised pertinent questions about the current roster practices, which are often shrouded in secrecy. He argued that a clear and transparent roster system would not only promote accountability but also rebuild public trust in the judicial framework. The lack of clarity in roster assignments has raised concerns among citizens about potential biases and the accessibility of justice.

As the judiciary plays a pivotal role in safeguarding the Constitution and the rights of ordinary citizens, the call for reform is timely. Citizens are left wondering: What measures will be taken to ensure accountability in the judicial system? Who is responsible for implementing these changes? What will it take for the judiciary to regain public confidence? As reported by The Hindu, these questions remain crucial as the discourse around judicial reform continues to evolve.

Source: The Hindu

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