Role Of Judges Is To Serve People, Not Be Revered As 'Deities' In The 'Temple Of Justice': CJI DY Chandrachud
Live LawChief Justice of India DY Chandrachud, during the inaugural session of the two-day East Zone II Regional Conference of the National Judicial Academy in Kolkata, emphasized the dangers of equating judges with gods. Addressing the theme of the conference, CJI Chandrachud underscored the importance of "constitutional morality" in the judiciary, which engages with contemporary societal challenges. He stated, "The true merit of our work lies in addressing challenges faced by those at whose feet we are intended to serve—the common citizens of India," he said. He discussed the importance of "constitutional morality," which he defined as addressing contemporary societal challenges faced by judges. "The true merit of our work lies in addressing challenges faced by those at whose feet we are intended to serve—the common citizens of India," he said.