The Constitution insulated judiciary from any kind of outer interference.
The provisions are so made that even a Chief Justice, or a Prime Minister or a Chief Minister is prohibited from ringing up even a smallest judge to give judgement any case in favour of any party.
Yet somewhere somethings like "Falling Standards in Judiciary" has become visible.
The solution is not by "Making all Judges subject to control of some body of ministers, few judges and few so called jurists." The day this will happen, we will loose a bold and independant judiciary.
The better solution is: "To tame the Judiciary from within".
And the beauty of the Judiciary is : "Ask the Judiciary itself to set up an inner checking mechanism to tame itself from within".
They will listen, respond and will find out some effective mechanism.
Haresh Raichura
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