Chief Justice of India Bhushan Gavai laid the foundation stone for the new Bombay High Court complex in Bandra, calling it a “temple of justice and not a seven-star hotel.” He urged that the building reflect democratic values and serve citizens, not luxury.
Chief Justice of India D Y Chandrachud stressed the judiciary’s duty to uphold constitutional values, cautioning against personal ideologies in judgments. He emphasized the importance of impartiality and humility, urging judges to prioritize constitutional morality. Chandrachud raised concerns about judges’ personal views influencing rulings on interfaith marriages and relationships, advocating for a constitutionally grounded approach.
Yesterday, On 29th June, Chief Justice Chandrachud cautioned against likening the court to a temple and judges to deities, emphasizing the judiciary’s obligation to serve the public. He stressed the importance of constitutional morality and noted the need for compassion in sentencing. Chandrachud also highlighted the role of technology in promoting access to justice and addressing contemporary societal challenges.
