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Ex-CJI Gavai Urges Judicial Discipline Amid Rajasthan HC Scandal
✍️ Hindustan Times
🗓 06 Sep 2026, 11:33 AM
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Former Chief Justice of India, Gavai, has called for strict judicial discipline following a controversy involving the Rajasthan High Court, emphasizing the need for accountability within the judiciary.
Former Chief Justice of India Gavai spoke on Thursday, urging the judiciary to uphold strict discipline amid a controversy involving the Rajasthan High Court. He highlighted that any lapse in judicial conduct undermines public confidence and called for transparent mechanisms to address such issues.
Gavai emphasized that accountability is essential for maintaining the integrity of the judicial system. He urged senior judges and the Bar Council to take proactive steps to prevent misconduct and ensure that judicial appointments and decisions are free from bias.
The comments come after allegations of irregularities surfaced in the Rajasthan High Court, prompting calls for an independent inquiry. Gavai's remarks add weight to the demand for reforms aimed at strengthening judicial oversight.
Experts say that reinforcing disciplinary norms could help restore faith in the judiciary and prevent future controversies. The former CJI's call for reform is expected to influence ongoing debates on judicial accountability in India.
Gavai emphasized that accountability is essential for maintaining the integrity of the judicial system. He urged senior judges and the Bar Council to take proactive steps to prevent misconduct and ensure that judicial appointments and decisions are free from bias.
The comments come after allegations of irregularities surfaced in the Rajasthan High Court, prompting calls for an independent inquiry. Gavai's remarks add weight to the demand for reforms aimed at strengthening judicial oversight.
Experts say that reinforcing disciplinary norms could help restore faith in the judiciary and prevent future controversies. The former CJI's call for reform is expected to influence ongoing debates on judicial accountability in India.