CJI B.R. Gavai Explains Why India Remains United: “Countries Like Pakistan and Bangladesh Faced Instability, But India Stands Strong”

Chief Justice of India B.R. Gavai said that while nations like Pakistan and Bangladesh faced political instability, India has stayed united due to the strength of its Constitution. He credited the judiciary and constitutional values for keeping the nation stable for 75 years.

India’s Strength Lies in Its Constitution, Says CJI B R Gavai at Allahabad University

CJI B R Gavai hailed Dr. B R Ambedkar as a “true nationalist” and credited the Constitution for keeping India united and strong despite challenges. He also clarified that the Collegium system involves both the judiciary and the government.

“Judges Don’t Appoint Themselves; Collegium Respects Every View,” says CJI BR Gavai, Defending Judicial Independence

CJI BR Gavai said the collegium system has made India’s judiciary strong and free from interference, rejecting the claim that judges appoint themselves. He credited Dr BR Ambedkar’s Constitution for preserving India’s unity and democratic values.

Justice Shekhar Kumar Yadav’s ‘Majority’ Remark|| “A Sitting Judge Should Be Careful of What They Speak In & Outside The Courtroom”: Ex-CJI Chandrachud

Former Chief Justice of India D.Y. Chandrachud emphasized that judges should be careful when making public comments, referring to an Allahabad High Court judge’s statement on the Uniform Civil Code (UCC). He explained that judicial restraint is important to protect the integrity of the institution. Chandrachud also revealed that in 2018, as a consultee judge, he had opposed the promotion of the same judge, Justice Yadav, due to concerns.