Indian judiciary

The executive's attempts to introduce judicial reforms and increase accountability of judges have yielded no results. When an inquiry is commenced, it is carried out by other judges based on a framework they have set up, resulting in lingering uncertainties and a severe lack of desired impartiality and transparency. This privilege is not extended to anyone else. The judiciary requires and enforces standards of transparency and integrity from everyone except itself.

Stephen Sackur voiced his lack of faith in the Indian institutions regarding the country's second largest majority.

Rahul Gandhi said that he has been sitting in the system from the inside since the day he was born and the system is aligned against the lower castes

In April this year, the Karnataka HC refused to dismiss a criminal case against the director of a private company and his wife, who was accused of using pepper spray on a man in self-defence.

PM Modi was referring to an open letter written by over 600 prominent lawyers expressing concern over attempts by a group to undermine the integrity of judiciary

The Rajasthan CM said, "So much corruption is happening in the judiciary today. Corruption is happening at such a large scale that I have heard that many lawyers write the judgment and take it along, and that is the judgment given."

Kiren Rijiju lamented how the Indian Judiciary is routinely criticised on social media, often using abusive language.

Kiren Rijiju said that the collegium method of appointment of judges in India needs to be reconsidered

As PM Modi talked about how nepotism in institutions is hurting all sectors, judiciary is not immune to this malaise either.

Advocates Vineet Jindal and Shashank Shekhar Jha have written separate letters to AG KK Venugopal asking him to initiate criminal contempt proceedings against Kapil Sibal.