'Too deferential to govt': Former SC judge questions ex-CJI Chandrachud’s approach to appointments
The Supreme Court had more than 1,000 cases marked as “sensitive” that were kept off its regular cause lists, a practice that exposed how the Chief Justice of India’s control over case allocation and listing could determine which matters came up for hearing, former top court judge Sanjay Kishan…
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