Exploring the private domain of Chief Justice DY Chandrachud’s Supreme Court Chamber it discoverd the unique insights and behind-the-scenes details. The Chief Justice’s day extends beyond court hours, involving meetings and case reviews facilitated by Supreme Court Secretary General Atul Madhukar Kurhekar. His efficient digital approach reflects modern judicial practices and aims for streamlined proceedings.
New Delhi: The Chief Justice of India, DY Chandrachud, primarily observed presiding over important cases in the courtroom during live streams. However, his chamber, where he manages the day-to-day affairs of the court, remains out of public view.
Apart from the scheduled court timings from 10:30 am to 4 pm, the Chief Justice’s responsibilities extend beyond the courtroom. Administrative tasks continue until late evening, often involving meetings after court hours.
Chief Justice Chandrachud who supports the concept of paperless and digital courts, and his chamber reflects this approach. Instead of having piles of files, his office features computers and telephones. The only file present is the one he holds, which contains his daily schedule.
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Supreme Court Secretary-General Atul Madhukar Kurhekar assists the Chief Justice with meetings, reviewing cases listed for the next day, and handling administrative work.
The Chief Justice’s desk includes a desktop computer that plays a central role in processing crucial cases. He personally responds to emails and examines case files. Instructions are also issued through the laptop.
In summary, Chief Justice Chandrachud efficiently manages his chamber using digital tools and supports the concept of paperless court proceedings.
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Highlighting that his office transitioned digitally, mirroring the advancements in the judiciary system, He Said,
“All of our files are e-files. Using a laptop and computer is so simple,”