Indian Law Minister Discusses Government's Handling of Complaints Against Judges

The Indian Law Minister:-

Kiren Rijiju said that sometimes people complain about judges to the government. The government sends these complaints in turn to the Chief Justice Of India in The Supreme Court. 

The minister was asked by some people about a statement that said retired judges were part of a group with an anti-India notion. In reply, the Law Minister remarked that the reports are forwarded to The Chief Justice of India.

The Department of Justice is worried about how judges are chosen and what rules they follow in the Supreme Court and High Court. The Head Judge of The Supreme Court can listen to complaints about other judges' behavior, and the Head Judge of the High Courts can do The same for judges there. They can take action if needed, stated Kiren Rijiju.

The government of India made a system to handle complaints against judges. They send these complaints to the right people to take action. They also make sure that judges are responsible by having a system in the Supreme Court to look into complaints against them.

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