Chief Justice of India Surya Kant called on lawyers to go beyond merely raising grievances and actively participate in the administrative functioning of courts. He said meaningful engagement by the Bar is essential to build trust, ensure workable reforms, and strengthen the justice delivery system.
The Chief Justice of India, Justice Surya Kant, said many cases can be resolved without lengthy trials through mediation and settlements. He stressed that faster, time-bound justice and meaningful outcomes must replace endless court processes.
Chief Justice of India Surya Kant said technology should support and strengthen human judgment, not replace it in courts. He cautioned that digital reforms must remain inclusive and protect the poor, elderly, and digitally unfamiliar.
CJI Surya Kant said courts must prioritise personal liberty and ensure predictable decisions to strengthen public trust. He introduced the Unified Judicial Policy to bring consistency, technology and clarity across all courts in India.
CJI Surya Kant said he wants to send a “strong message” that the Supreme Court belongs to the common man, promising predictable timelines and reduced litigation costs. He stressed mediation, judicial reforms, and greater access to justice for marginalised citizens.
Former Chief Justice of Orissa High Court, Justice S. Muralidhar, urges major reforms in India’s judiciary, highlighting the need for accountability, transparent transfers, and diverse representation on the bench. He critiques the Ayodhya verdict, judicial transfers, and calls for a more rigorous and fair approach in judicial decisions.
