The recent controversies surrounding mosque and dargah surveys in India have sparked sharp criticism from Justice Katju, who alleges judicial dishonesty and complicity with the BJP in undermining the Places of Worship Act, 1991. He specifically condemns former CJI Chandrachud’s perceived sleight of hand in allowing such surveys, warning of the socio-political damage these actions may cause. Highlighting the Jama Masjid case in Sambhal, Justice Katju decries the judiciary’s failure to uphold secular principles. He criticizes the Supreme Court’s reluctance to dismiss these cases outright, attributing it to political pressures, and warns of escalating tensions threatening India’s secular fabric.
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What Could CJI Chandrachud Do After Retirement? Potential Roles and Opportunities with the Central Government
Justice D.Y. Chandrachud’s retirement shall ostensibly usher in a new dawn of activity where his expertise is directed in even more meaningful endeavors. There will be galore opportunities-from arbitration and academics, government advisory roles and internationals appointments-before all such bodies that work together for the betterment of this great nation. End.
How CJI DY Chandrachud Failed the Constitution
CJI DY Chandrachud’s tenure represents a mixed legacy for the Indian judiciary. While he made strides in certain areas, his actions—or lack thereof—have left many questioning the integrity and independence of the legal system. As history continues to unfold, it remains to be seen how his decisions will impact the future of Indian jurisprudence.
What Will CJI Chandrachud Do After Retirement? Exploring Potential Future Paths
Chief Justice DY Chandrachud’s retirement is not likely to mark the end of his public contributions. Whether through education, global legal bodies, or advocacy for judicial reforms, his post-retirement path will likely remain impactful. His legacy, rooted in progressive rulings and a commitment to civil liberties, ensures that his influence will extend far beyond his time in office.