‘Cant Even Remotely…’: CJI Chandrachud Responds To PM Modi’s Ganesh Puja Go to Criticism

Chief Justice of India DY Chandrachud scheduled to retire on November 10, addressed the current controversy over Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s go to at CJI’s residence for Ganpati puja festivities. The Chief Justice stated that there’s ‘sufficient maturity’ amongst constitutional courtroom judges and government leaders to maintain judicial issues utterly out of any discussions. 

The chief Justice described the assembly as a routine interplay. “There’s sufficient maturity amongst judges of constitutional courts and the heads of the chief to firmly preserve apart judicial issues out of the purview of any dialogue,” he said. 

Talking on the Loksatta lecture sequence in Mumbai on Sunday, Chief Justice DY Chandrachud clarified that interactions between the judiciary and the federal government have been strictly skilled, with no offers or agreements being made. He emphasised that these conferences targeted solely on addressing infrastructure wants of the courts, not on influencing judicial choices. 

He additional stated, “We all know our duties within the democratic system of governance, and the political government know theirs. No choose, least of them the Chief Justice of India or Chief Justices, may even remotely invite any menace, precise or perceived, to the independence of the judiciary.” 

Final month, photos of Prime Minister Narendra Modi performing a Ganesh Aarati alongside Chief Justice DY Chandrachud on the CJI’s residence surfaced on-line, sparking questions from the Opposition. The Opposition raised issues over the Prime Minister’s casual presence on the residence of the nation’s high judicial determine. 

Shiv Sena (UBT) chief Sanjay Raut referred to as for Chief Justice Chandrachud to recuse himself from the continued authorized battle between Shiv Sena (UBT) and the Eknath Shinde-led faction. 

Get together chief Priyanka Chaturvedi echoed this concern, citing a number of adjournments within the Sena vs. Sena case as trigger for scrutiny. 

Chief Justice of India DY Chandrachud will retire on November 10, with Justice Sanjiv Khanna set to take over because the Supreme Court docket’s subsequent head. 



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