Trolls will now be unemployed, Chief Justice Chandrachud quips at farewell
India TodayAt an emotional farewell on Friday, Chief Justice of India DY Chandrachud bid adieu to the Supreme Court, reflecting on his two-year tenure that combined judicial reform with an unwavering commitment to transparency and justice. You learn your own limits and the importance of the Bar in educating you.” At the farewell organised by the Supreme Court Bar Association, DY Chandrachud shared personal anecdotes and reflections from his judicial journey. The healing in Court lies in your ability to hear, not in the ability to grant relief.” Under his leadership, Chief Justice Chandrachud introduced reforms that increased the judiciary's transparency. “The number 82,000 pending cases does not tell you that it includes both registered and unregistered cases—the number has decreased in two years by over 11,000 cases.” Acknowledging the challenges his team faced, CJI Chandrachud said, “We decided to put data of all pending cases in the public domain.” He commended his colleagues, adding, “I owe an eternal debt of gratitude to my Collegium for the way we have worked.