New Delhi Justice Dipankar Datta in his opinion on referring the law on the appointment of CEC and ECs to a five-judge bench questioned the selective implementation of Supreme Court collegium recommendations, suggesting that the phrase “judges appoint judges” is a myth because the judiciary “plays second fiddle” to the executive in such matters
New Delhi Justice Dipankar Datta in his opinion on referring the law on the appointment of CEC and ECs to a five-judge bench questioned the selective implementation of Supreme Court collegium recommendations, suggesting that the phrase “judges appoint judges” is a myth because the judiciary “plays second fiddle” to the executive in such matters
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