Chief Justice DY Chandrachud emphasized that if an individual judge has concerns about a decision, the appropriate course of action is to discuss it with the chief justice. He highlighted the importance of internal dialogue within the judiciary. Open communication, he noted, helps maintain institutional integrity. His remarks underscore the need for judicial cooperation and consensus.
Former Chief Justice of India, D.Y. Chandrachud, emphasized the importance of literature in making the law more humane. He highlighted how legal texts often lack context and compassion, while literature provides deeper insights into moral and ethical dilemmas. He noted that understanding beyond statutes is crucial for addressing complex legal and social issues. Literature, he said, helps bridge the gap between law and society, ensuring laws evolve with changing times.
Former Chief Justice of India, DY Chandrachud, addressed questions on the judiciary’s composition in a BBC HARDtalk interview, where veteran journalist Stephen Sackur asked whether it is dominated by elite, Hindu, male judges. In response, Chandrachud highlighted ongoing efforts toward inclusivity and judicial reforms, emphasizing the need for diversity. His remarks have sparked discussions on representation within India’s legal system.
Today, On 5th February, Former Chief Justice of India, Chandrachud, urged citizens to actively participate in the democratic process during the Delhi elections. After casting his vote, he emphasized that every election is crucial in shaping democracy. He encouraged young voters and all citizens to exercise their right to vote. His statement highlights the responsibility of individuals in reinforcing democratic values.
