Chief Justice Sanjiv Khanna received a heartfelt farewell from colleagues and lawyers as he retired from the Supreme Court of India. His legacy of integrity, transparency, and dedication to justice was celebrated. Judges praised his patient demeanor, impressive memory, and significant contributions, highlighting his upward influence on future jurists.
CJI Sanjiv Khanna’s brief six-month tenure was marked by significant reforms in judicial processes and transparency, addressing backlog issues and improving case listings. He maintained accountability within the judiciary and managed sensitive cases with composure. His leadership left the Supreme Court more stable and open, continuing the legacy of his predecessor.
In 2025, four senior judges of India’s Supreme Court, including Chief Justice Sanjiv Khanna, will retire, significantly altering the court’s leadership. Khanna, noted for his legal intellect, and fellow justices Oka, Trivedi, and Dhulia, have made impactful rulings, shaping key constitutional interpretations and advancing social justice during their tenures.
