Judicial independence is essential. But independence cannot mean freedom from questions about how judicial power is exercised.
The allocation of cases deserves transparency because the roster can shape the course of justice.
Who holds the Master of the Roster accountable?
My column in @barandbench:
https://t.co/WmPeBAvLs0
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The CJI is the master of the roster. But who holds the master accountable?
The power to allocate cases is not a routine administrative function. It can shape which Bench hears a case, when it is heard and, in politically sensitive matters, how judicial scrutiny unfolds.
When questions arise about roster allocation, transparency and accountability cannot be brushed aside. Judicial independence must not become a shield against legitimate institutional scrutiny.
My recent column in @barandbench examines the question:
Is the Master of the Roster Mastering the Roster?
Read the full article:
https://t.co/WmPeBAvLs0
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@VanditaMishraIE A sharp read by Vandita Mishra on the politics around Jantar Mantar. The real question is not just who takes the streets, but who is willing to face accountability when the spotlight turns on them.
@VanditaMishraIE A thoughtful piece, Vandita. The distinction between mobilising young voters and making space for young political voices is crucial. A politics that merely speaks to the young, without allowing them to reshape its vocabulary and priorities, risks reproducing the old.
Science has already answered the question. IVF clinics can now create, preserve and transfer embryos with remarkable precision. But when relationships break down, who decides their future?
https://t.co/DXy6BMdLDA
#IVF#Surrogacy#supremecourt
@ashokgehlot51 Respected Shri Ashok Gehlot Ji,
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@CJP_for_India No he will not. If this happens than public will demand for another resignation. The ruling party is clever enough and probably he will be dropped as minister in the ensuing cabinet reshuffle which is likely to take place in June end.