Row over Judges appointment in India | Collegium System | Vantage with Palki Sharma

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  • čas přidán 29. 01. 2023
  • The process of appointment of judges is once again under the spotlight in India. Some former judges of the Supreme Court have criticized the existing collegium system. Palki Sharma tells you why the process of appointments deserves scrutiny.
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Komentáře • 536

  • @saumyaagrawal1355
    @saumyaagrawal1355 Před rokem +78

    This new initiative by you to not only covering major international issues but also domestic news is so interesting and informative , keep doing this mam

  • @jitendrabharthi1039
    @jitendrabharthi1039 Před rokem +56

    Sorry Indian judiciary didn't stand up or do anything in the dark days of emergency. They just bent down to the then-government.

    • @sathyanarayanrajakumar7334
      @sathyanarayanrajakumar7334 Před rokem +2

      Same problem will come if politicians are appointed to meddle in

    • @pkmkb7412
      @pkmkb7412 Před rokem +4

      @@sathyanarayanrajakumar7334I think : “There should be a constitutional body of Federal Judicial Council consisting of senior most judges each from 25 High Court + Supreme Court along with a secretariat which will select and shortlist names by the preferential voting system and according to the procedure established by the law. Then the name should be forwarded to the Rajya Sabha who will scrutinized it and approved it. So that the President can appoint”. I don't know if I am right or wrong but I think federal systems are best cause it don't monopolies anyone. Moreover, Rajya Sabha scrutiny is necessary because the Parliament represents the mandate of the people and most importantly no political instability effects the functioning of the Rajya Sabha cause it never dissolves as well as represents ever states as a union.

    • @aolf8459
      @aolf8459 Před rokem

      these are worse than dark days of emergency unless you are an godi bakt i hope congess comes to power and send rss to iran

    • @AnkitSingh-fs2sl
      @AnkitSingh-fs2sl Před rokem +2

      Sorry Palki Mam but I disagree with you this time. Being a homosexual, it has been the court that allowed me to survive with basic dignity. Over and over again the government shut down private bills in the parliament, resisted decriminalization and allowed police brutality and torture. What has govt done? Well only mocked my biology.

    • @srghhh5589
      @srghhh5589 Před rokem

      @@pkmkb7412 Appointment of judges is a 'JUDICIAL MATTER" under our Constitution and being part of the "BASIC STRUCTURE', its permanent. Your opinion doesn't matter because it violates this BS doctrine. Rajya Sabha is a part of the Parliament and therefore it doesn't have the Constitutional right to scrutinize judicial appointment. The Judiciary represents the mandate of the Constitution, not of the People, that part is reserved for the other two branches.

  • @krishankumargoswami8015
    @krishankumargoswami8015 Před rokem +95

    What a wonderful explanation by you mam! Your report has completely expressed what I thought about collegium . What a wonderful statement ' Absolute power corrupts absolutely'. Not many journalists have the guts to talk about this opaque and alien concept of judiciary. Sometimes I feel our country is not democratic but judicial dictatorship.

    • @kanthadvocate2041
      @kanthadvocate2041 Před rokem +5

      She read the script sent by her bosses from the government

    • @anty2105
      @anty2105 Před rokem

      Lootane slave

    • @jaydevpatel5226
      @jaydevpatel5226 Před rokem +20

      ​@@kanthadvocate2041 and you commented a script that you received from your collegium bosses.

    • @Amareshsarangi1
      @Amareshsarangi1 Před rokem +4

      @@kanthadvocate2041 Yes the government of this country has no work before the budget. It is busy in writing, editing and sending scripts to journalists.

    • @kanthadvocate2041
      @kanthadvocate2041 Před rokem +1

      @Tap B how much percentage of judges are selected through collegium system.. do you or she knows that 70 percent of high court judges were appointed by promotion from district level.. judges appoint judges thats why judiciary is independent.. if not it would have become another CBI or Ed or ec

  • @saurabhrai5461
    @saurabhrai5461 Před rokem +15

    "Absolute Power corrupts absolutely" , Harsh but true.

  • @luke-ld8tv
    @luke-ld8tv Před rokem +46

    I asked many youtuber to explain this topic but none came up.. thank you palika... reason why I subscribed this channel

    • @mayankprajapat4591
      @mayankprajapat4591 Před rokem +5

      Palika and palki are two different things.

    • @luke-ld8tv
      @luke-ld8tv Před rokem +4

      @@mayankprajapat4591 thank you for the correction

    • @AnkitSingh-fs2sl
      @AnkitSingh-fs2sl Před rokem

      Sorry Palki Mam but I disagree with you this time. Being a homosexual, it has been the court that allowed me to survive with basic dignity. Over and over again the government shut down private bills in the parliament, resisted decriminalization and allowed police brutality and torture. What has govt done? Well only mocked my biology.

    • @AnkitSingh-fs2sl
      @AnkitSingh-fs2sl Před rokem

      @@tapb8731 I am a Hindu and in the end when it comes to homosexuality, whether it is the Hindu leaders are the Muslim leaders they are United in this, they do not support it.

    • @AnkitSingh-fs2sl
      @AnkitSingh-fs2sl Před rokem

      @@neirbesnoi8343 Lgta hai kafi baar fail hue ho school me. Koi nhi tumhari choti soch is baat ki depth ko nhi smjhegi.

  • @nssapal8640
    @nssapal8640 Před rokem +18

    Everyone/every system must be accountable

  • @arunkumarsombhotla2939
    @arunkumarsombhotla2939 Před rokem +77

    There should be IJS Exam ( Indian Judicial Services) across country with uniform syllabus

    • @samarthsahu1343
      @samarthsahu1343 Před rokem +6

      There are exams to become a district judge, but to become a high court judge u have to be picked by the top high court judges and same goes for the supreme court judge appointment

    • @AnkitSingh-fs2sl
      @AnkitSingh-fs2sl Před rokem +4

      Sorry Palki Mam but I disagree with you this time. Being a homosexual, it has been the court that allowed me to survive with basic dignity. Over and over again the government shut down private bills in the parliament, resisted decriminalization and allowed police brutality and torture. What has govt done? Well only mocked my biology.

    • @samarthsahu1343
      @samarthsahu1343 Před rokem +2

      @@AnkitSingh-fs2sl Me being a part of lgbtq community, I know what is happening currently relating to lgbtq community is harsh, but even if the parliament does not approves special marriage, the SC is working on it. but judiciary should hold responsibility in many other cases & our country is the only one which has this kind of system to select judges.

    • @AnkitSingh-fs2sl
      @AnkitSingh-fs2sl Před rokem +1

      @@samarthsahu1343 what are those cases which you are talking about? Name at least five of them. Since to me I don't think there's much to this than the noise I hear.

    • @samarthsahu1343
      @samarthsahu1343 Před rokem +1

      @@AnkitSingh-fs2sl cos I am studying law, I can tell u a couple of problems. The biggest problem is transparency, u know what, the chief justice rn is the son of one of the SC judges. People are saying supreme court judges are picking not qualified judges which may help them later. I want to go to judiciary so bad, but i don't have connections that i can climb the ladder fast 🥲.
      And cos they pick what they think is right, we are short of about 10 judges in supreme court and so many in high and district courts.... EVEN IF THE SUPREME COURT HELPED US, but the high court and district court cant help us cos it takes years and literally constant ghosting of the court when finally ur number comes.... Till the time u get the judgement, every thing is already done 😭.... the ra*e cases and other even lgbtq cases take years to get a judgement, do u think a person can wait and get that humiliation till that time

  • @bkk5153
    @bkk5153 Před rokem +97

    How can Judges appoint themselves ? I appoint myself as PM.

    • @kanthadvocate2041
      @kanthadvocate2041 Před rokem +10

      Go to good school to learn basics
      .. they don't appoint themselves
      . They appoint other judges

    • @prodigiii712
      @prodigiii712 Před rokem +5

      They appoint other highly qualified lawyers with years of experience and a clean background as a judge.

    • @PurushNahiMahaPurush
      @PurushNahiMahaPurush Před rokem +15

      @@prodigiii712 in theory yes. But we all know how things go in India.

    • @Hoax69696
      @Hoax69696 Před rokem +10

      @@prodigiii712 who certifies their clean background?? Where is the transparency?

    • @prodigiii712
      @prodigiii712 Před rokem +4

      @@Hoax69696 the clean background is certified by the Intelligence Bureau.

  • @Sury363
    @Sury363 Před rokem +40

    Thank u for giving such a precise clarity. Mafia, corruption, chance of favoritism with this Collegium(mafia) system

    • @anty2105
      @anty2105 Před rokem

      Older father judge get yong son judge and it's in our own Democratic country lol.

    • @AnkitSingh-fs2sl
      @AnkitSingh-fs2sl Před rokem

      Sorry Palki Mam but I disagree with you this time. Being a homosexual, it has been the court that allowed me to survive with basic dignity. Over and over again the government shut down private bills in the parliament, resisted decriminalization and allowed police brutality and torture. What has govt done? Well only mocked my biology.

    • @biswaranjanpanigrahy98
      @biswaranjanpanigrahy98 Před rokem

      @@AnkitSingh-fs2sl she has a Swedish wife no one cares abt homosexuality 😐

    • @neirbesnoi8343
      @neirbesnoi8343 Před rokem

      @@biswaranjanpanigrahy98 Swiss chakka

  • @jitendrabharthi1039
    @jitendrabharthi1039 Před rokem +38

    It is worthwhile to mention and note the quid-pro-quad arrangement also. I select you, you select my son or my relative, and the tradition keeps going on and on forever.

    • @anty2105
      @anty2105 Před rokem +2

      Government should publish the list of marginalized who were elevated in the apex courts after the introduction of the present system.

    • @who_is_this_person
      @who_is_this_person Před rokem +1

      This comment needs to be pinned!

    • @vijayalakshmiparanthaman1699
      @vijayalakshmiparanthaman1699 Před rokem +1

      If this kind of a system does exist, then it is not fair & just....Judges are supposed to be unbiased & just while selecting Judges, but unfortunately in this system there appears to be some bias & favouritism which would go against the just JUDICIAL system...

  • @pvmaiya1
    @pvmaiya1 Před rokem +14

    The Collegium is unconstitutional. It is a by-product of a judgement of 7:6 of 1973 which stated some features of the Constitution as “basic structure” which cannot be altered by the Parliament. These were not stated in the Constitution nor subsequently passed as an amendment to the Constitution with tightly defined definitions. This Basic Structure has empowered the Supreme Court to overrule any law or amendment to the Constitution by expansive meaning of Basic Structure or even whimsically. With the same wrongful empowerment, NJAC was rejected by the Court. The Supreme Court in a sense has become all powerful, never envisaged by the Constitution makers. So we have 1.4 billion people are expected to bow down to the oligopolistic sway of a bunch of judges. Either the Judges see reason or the Govt should defy the Court -not a happy prospect but both have an option: judges should resign or the Govt should seek a fresh election / plebiscite with this issue .

    • @AnkitSingh-fs2sl
      @AnkitSingh-fs2sl Před rokem

      Sorry Palki Mam but I disagree with you this time. Being a homosexual, it has been the court that allowed me to survive with basic dignity. Over and over again the government shut down private bills in the parliament, resisted decriminalization and allowed police brutality and torture. What has govt done? Well only mocked my biology.

  • @exxotronehomes
    @exxotronehomes Před rokem +7

    Madam palki Sharma,👏👏👏 you are exceptional. Honestly, i watched the whole news without fast forwarding and i didn't even know when the video ended. You are the best ❤️🇳🇬

  • @AnkurSharmaASLI
    @AnkurSharmaASLI Před rokem +6

    This is why... I share this report in my status. Complete and to the point report. BBC should learn from such portals

  • @shashidharshettar3846
    @shashidharshettar3846 Před rokem +16

    I support a major change in the judges appointments

    • @debashishdas3492
      @debashishdas3492 Před rokem

      But Indian government will and would never support.

    • @AnkitSingh-fs2sl
      @AnkitSingh-fs2sl Před rokem

      Sorry Palki Mam but I disagree with you this time. Being a homosexual, it has been the court that allowed me to survive with basic dignity. Over and over again the government shut down private bills in the parliament, resisted decriminalization and allowed police brutality and torture. What has govt done? Well only mocked my biology.

    • @debashishdas3492
      @debashishdas3492 Před rokem

      @@AnkitSingh-fs2sl government will also not change anything.

  • @vaidyanathanrs6109
    @vaidyanathanrs6109 Před rokem +2

    Power Corrupts Absolute Power Corrupts Absolutely... Absolute Truth spoken by Palki with Guts on
    this sensitive Topic. ❤

  • @padma9025
    @padma9025 Před rokem +5

    Wow. What a wonderful explanation!! Thank you Palki. 👌👌🙏🙏

  • @TanuShree21
    @TanuShree21 Před rokem +5

    Thankyou , well explained. We definitely need a change in Judiciary system of functioning. Accountability needs to built into the system. Transparency in appointment as well as in performance has become very important.

  • @pra86sat
    @pra86sat Před rokem +3

    The master of articulation. Wonderful to see you carrying on with the same passion and rigor.

  • @artha3283
    @artha3283 Před rokem +2

    Not a single line in this news piece can be ignored
    It's facts, concepts, analysis, all in just few minutes

  • @vk1512
    @vk1512 Před rokem +1

    A mix of international and national affairs of utmost importance to the citizens is an absolute necessity. What a great show .

  • @One1Boys
    @One1Boys Před rokem +5

    अब भारत में 🇮🇳 अखिल भारतीय न्यायिक सेवा ( ALL INDIA JUDICIAL SERVICE - AIJS) को भारत के उच्च न्यायालय और सर्वोच्च न्यायालय में न्यायाधीशों की नियुक्ति के लिए और सभी के लिए उच्च स्तरीय पारदर्शिता और निष्पक्ष न्याय के लिए लागू किया जाना चाहिए, इसलिए पुराने कॉलेजियम सिस्टम ( न्यायाधीश परिवारों द्वारा नियंत्रित प्रणाली, भाई-भतीजावाद, परिवारवाद प्रणाली ) को उखाड़ फेंकें और रिटायर करें । न्यायपालिका के लिए मेरे मन में सर्वोच्च सम्मान है

  • @discoverchina1885
    @discoverchina1885 Před rokem +7

    The best way is to ensure that the high court judge does not have any political affiliation~

    • @pavanshetty9806
      @pavanshetty9806 Před rokem +5

      That cannot be ensured...how can you read ppls mind?

  • @sayand2706
    @sayand2706 Před rokem +2

    There has been many Supreme Court judges from same families where as many HC judges couldn’t get into SC because of this nepotism and it depends how close you are to those top 5 judges.It’s absolute disgrace..If they don’t want govt to interfere then fine have some people outside Govt- judiciary in your selection panel ..

  • @masc0648
    @masc0648 Před rokem +2

    wow did not expect this subject to be handled. Looks like winter is coming for SC Judges.

  • @SrivathsanMadhavan
    @SrivathsanMadhavan Před rokem +2

    The Justice System was "the beacon of hope during the dark days of Emergency" - I believe she got this part totally wrong. I remember a famous journalist during those times say "The Honourable judges were asked to bend but they chose to crawl" in front of Indira Gandhi. Emergency even suspended the fundamental Right to Life of an individual Citizen and the Justice System didn't intervene. Only one - Justice Khanna stood against Indira Gandhi and he was forced to resign. Not upto the standard I am used to see from Palki Sharma, in the past

  • @thulasidasmenon4412
    @thulasidasmenon4412 Před rokem

    Mam, you are exceptionally good in differentiating the pros and cons of the collegium system of appointing judges in India.The clarity of thoughts is vivid

  • @samyakmohanty9850
    @samyakmohanty9850 Před rokem

    No words to appreciate Palki ma'am.... You are just too too too good in chaste description of any damn thing...with right poise, depth and inclusiveness... Keep it up, you have raised the bar... My honest encomium 🙏🇮🇳👏👌

  • @shyamnagarmat6678
    @shyamnagarmat6678 Před rokem

    Excellent & Non Biased information on appointment of Judges.
    God Bless Palki Sharma for such analytical review, which her viewers can judge for themselves.

  • @manilkumar73
    @manilkumar73 Před rokem +5

    We need complete overhaul of judiciary.... it's one of the corrupt and inefficient department... enough

  • @sampathkumar4255
    @sampathkumar4255 Před rokem

    Superb mom ,absolutely this is the burning 🔥 problem in our judesery system. Recently in Andhra Pradesh high court judges asked one I.A.S OFFICER DO YOU KNOW ENGLISH. And one judge asked one I.P.S. officer read the law in the court. Amaravathi land scam, judges gave gag order stop enquiry on land scams. How com with out enquiry it's scam or not. Shame on them. Our judesery system is highly carapted. Hat's off to you mom you take up such a wonderful topic.

  • @ramaraocheepi7847
    @ramaraocheepi7847 Před rokem +2

    Which ever org does not have check and balance ,is unbridled . Some sort of system has to be there in checking the judicial functioning too.Although our judiciary has been excellently performing role ,but has to have some checks by others and not by themselves only.Amaxing analysis by Palki is appreciated as it has tremendous clarity.

  • @kommulajyothireddy8132
    @kommulajyothireddy8132 Před rokem +1

    Wow... What an explanation and your news reading is just incredible mam...

  • @Samirkantshah
    @Samirkantshah Před rokem +1

    People who gives Justice, does injustice to whole nations ! 🙄

  • @kgmpmenon1
    @kgmpmenon1 Před rokem

    Very well explained the problem without political inclinations. Keep it up.

  • @danielrao3120
    @danielrao3120 Před rokem +1

    A well-balanced argument which on, the surface, is entirely rational. My concerns can be laid out quite simply: can you imagine, for example, an India in which the BJP weald power in deciding the appointment of judges or perhaps the PM of India has the power to nominate future Supreme Court judges as is the case in the USA. What a fiasco the country would descend into should this be allowed to happen. Leave the present legal system to the judiciary and free from polical and religious influence as much as it is possible in a country like India.

  • @kalyanchatterjee1617
    @kalyanchatterjee1617 Před rokem

    That's right. No body is above law and beyond scrutiny.

  • @sahanajagadeeshbhat3172

    How sharp talk it's! Thank you Palki u raised it

  • @kishorechandradas2014

    Wonderful presentation!🙏🏽💐

  • @drmohitsaraswat2352
    @drmohitsaraswat2352 Před rokem

    Very congratulations to.mrs palaki ur the one of the best anchor from wion I am.watching that news channel bec of ur perfection and transparency in media fraternity..ur amoung today's journalist like sushant Singh Rahul shivshankar ani editor and navika madam toooo Mr sudhir choudhari ur belong to Indian elite journalist...welcome to New jurny madam my lord ram help u to become one of the most respected and trustworthy journalist of my nation ...jai hind ...bharat mata ki jai

  • @cruzors
    @cruzors Před rokem

    It's good you back. I've been watching your news for a year and enjoy it. I've been wondering where you at after i dont see you anymore on the other channel

  • @vaibhavlodhe6836
    @vaibhavlodhe6836 Před rokem +1

    Yes it's true that here is need to change system of appointment of judges....but executives should not involve in appointments committee

  • @gojosatoru6040
    @gojosatoru6040 Před rokem +2

    Transparency is needed but don't support the idea for appointing by winning party alone.. maybe by a group that include national party members and judges together

  • @sallymenezes
    @sallymenezes Před rokem

    Thank you Palki Sharma for another vital report. I agree transparency and accountability is vital in all offices. And they should be indepent of the government . That whole area is gray, and no lay person will find light at the end of the tunnel when they attempt to attend court by themselves, the recent case of a soldier.

  • @Ramprasad85
    @Ramprasad85 Před rokem +1

    Excellent 👍

  • @vidyajay8682
    @vidyajay8682 Před rokem

    Highly professional and outstanding presentation

  • @godisgreattimesinfinite8896

    If Mafia is allowed to appoint the judges then the Mafia( Politician) who is Yadav would appoint Yadav, Jatav politician would appoint Jatav judges and Yogiji would appoint people of his caste. The minorities like Sikhs and Parsees and Jews and Christians and Jains and Muslims would be left with no option of becoming Judges.

    • @BharatkaEkBeta
      @BharatkaEkBeta Před rokem +1

      @god is great timesinfinite, Cry harder. Already there have been (and there are currently) many Sikhs, Muslims and Christians appointed to the Indian Supreme Court, High Court as well as State and local jurisdictions. Trying to create outrage where it doesn't exist and also obfuscating the truth is the only thing you liberals are good at. By the way CM Yogi Adityanath has appointed people of all castes to his cabinet positions. He doesn't play the jati card, that's why we all love him in UP. This includes many Yadavas and I'm one of them.

    • @verylowendgamers7426
      @verylowendgamers7426 Před rokem

      thoda pad lete to victim card ki jarurat nhai padti

  • @rlavasa
    @rlavasa Před rokem

    Dear Palki Sharma You were excellent that made millions started viewing your previous channel only because of your unparrelel expression of information . At your peak of carrier you said goodbye that perplexed many. Your Vantage is being equally popular Thanks and Many Congratulations 🎊

  • @rameshjamdar1555
    @rameshjamdar1555 Před rokem

    Your subjects and their analysis is excellent and most importantly your information is accurate.

  • @chaaganlalpatel
    @chaaganlalpatel Před rokem

    Very well explained - Hope govt. will change all system.

  • @sarojmodi8327
    @sarojmodi8327 Před rokem

    Very nicely explained thanks

  • @Wish_lesson_
    @Wish_lesson_ Před rokem +7

    Best for UPSC! ALL the best everyone. Do check us once👍

  • @srinivasansridharan
    @srinivasansridharan Před rokem

    Wonderfully Explained

  • @23ausin
    @23ausin Před rokem +1

    Ms. Palki Sharma, you were with Weon(Zee network) and now Firstpost (New 18) both are government or its allies' media outlets and thus are biases that influence your reporting. THE GOVERNMENT MUST NOT HAVE A SAY IN THE JUDICIARY. WE JUST CANNOT LET IT HAPPEN. In a democratic system, the judiciary, the legislative, and the executive branches are intended to operate as separate and independent branches of government, with each serving as a check and balance on the power of the others. The judiciary's role is to interpret and apply the law, including the constitution, in a fair and impartial manner, and to ensure that the government acts within the bounds of the law.
    If the government wants to exert more control over the judiciary, it is important to ensure that this does not compromise the independence of the judiciary and its ability to serve as a check on the power of the government. The independence of the judiciary is essential to the preservation of the rule of law and the protection of individual rights and freedoms.

  • @idiothrishi
    @idiothrishi Před rokem +3

    It’s only 1 particular family that’s been ruling the Supreme Court of India for the last few decades.
    The monopoly must end.

    • @RAAJKAIMAL
      @RAAJKAIMAL Před rokem

      Which family ,if u could name 🤔

    • @kaviwardhman
      @kaviwardhman Před rokem +1

      DY Chandrachud belongs to one of those families. You can look up for his father and grandfather

  • @ashikbaidya9408
    @ashikbaidya9408 Před rokem +1

    What the hell is this? 40 million cases are pending in the biggest democracy! India’s judiciary system need to be revolutionised.

  • @rajugn123
    @rajugn123 Před rokem

    I thought ours is strongest and democratic country without knowing this big black hole of the our system... time to setup transparent procedure for the sake of biggest democracy of 140 crores people, palki delivered right judgement on judges selection process..

  • @vyjusugan1689
    @vyjusugan1689 Před rokem

    Thank god you are back Palki. We missed you. All the best for a very successful future

  • @vincentpereira6662
    @vincentpereira6662 Před rokem

    Good information Thanks

  • @tchakra79
    @tchakra79 Před rokem

    Excellent 💐🙏

  • @yyvivek109
    @yyvivek109 Před rokem +1

    She has not covered why the NJAC was struck down. It was because it gave powers to Govt to appoint any 2 eminent persons of govt choice who will have veto powers over appointment if judges. Meaning if govt (politicians) do not like a person ( obviously if they think that he will not bend to govt pressure) they will simply not allow him to be appointed through veto. Over a period of time all judges would have been govt stooges.

  • @girishkumar8540
    @girishkumar8540 Před rokem +1

    If government appoint judges then judiciary will move according to wishes of government.government should appoint similar committee for the post of governor.

  • @sandeepbihani9303
    @sandeepbihani9303 Před rokem

    We love your journalism Palki!!!

  • @indiathatis2987
    @indiathatis2987 Před rokem +1

    We proud our media(journalism) 👍😂

  • @vidyasagarreddy6383
    @vidyasagarreddy6383 Před rokem

    Exactly. Noone in this world is beyond scrutiny. Or should be. Why are the courts not willing to be transparent? Why are they against a body which appoints judges. eg. A person gets life in the lower court. He is acquitted in a higher court. What happens to the agony faced by that person. Some judge decides wrongly, causes agony to another person and still cannot be questioned or action taken against him. Then where is equality before the law, which is the fundamental basis of the Constitution. And to top it all the judges are there to uphold the Constitution. Simply does not jell at all.

  • @anshuverma7777
    @anshuverma7777 Před rokem

    Very good and important topic

  • @francisfernandes9175
    @francisfernandes9175 Před rokem

    Thanks Palki we see you after a long time.
    Collegium versus GoI
    Needs introspection both from the Judiciary and GoI

  • @girishrao3181
    @girishrao3181 Před rokem +1

    Collegium system of appointment of judges in India is very inefficient ,very few families are appointing judges within there families,Judges are inefficient who take 5to 10 years to give verdict in a document less cases ,there should be upgradation of India s judiciary which doesn't have any accountability

  • @arunprakash994
    @arunprakash994 Před rokem

    Is Palki's news segment available on a tv news channel?

  • @sharaththatikonda5386
    @sharaththatikonda5386 Před rokem +2

    First of all, the government should fill the vacancies in the judiciary and then should think about the Collegium system.

    • @human9164
      @human9164 Před rokem +1

      @Himanshu Kaushik lol you want SC puppets of govt Congress tried but failed miserably

    • @karthiknarayanan3705
      @karthiknarayanan3705 Před rokem

      @@human9164 Bruh. Milords should know their place. They are there to interpret the law nothing else. The NJAC was passed unanimously by both the opposition and the ruling parties.
      They are the representatives of the people. But milords scrapped it anyways. They must be put in their place soon.

  • @madhuramadurga1500
    @madhuramadurga1500 Před rokem +1

    it ensures the independence of judiciary yes government should not be allowed undo interference in the judicial process but neither can the courts be given the unchecked powers because as they says power corrupts, an absolute power corrupts absolutely. indian courts have been bedrocks of democracy. to maintain credibility of institution that rule on matter concerning 1.4 billions indians the judiciary with all due respect judiciary should open up itself upto scrutiny

  • @sharathahuja8261
    @sharathahuja8261 Před rokem

    There was a top Bengaluru lawyer who waited endlessly for the call to the judgeship. Alas, he withdrew.

  • @myloleo7355
    @myloleo7355 Před rokem +1

    Supreme Court have been the single obstacle in Indias transformation.
    They have become a goverment on their own, and wish to trample on majority rule,
    Where's the independence of Hindu temples, on that they are silent, they do not find it undemocratic. When majority Indians do not have control over their own religion, their own places of faith or wealth of their temples, instead they go out of their way to protect right of minorities at the expense of majority.

  • @amitgupta3610
    @amitgupta3610 Před rokem

    Indian judicial system is rotten. Need to make judges accountable.

  • @gandharvadogra4534
    @gandharvadogra4534 Před rokem

    It is the duty of the court to deliver justice on time, in which they failed completely.

  • @1978tarun
    @1978tarun Před rokem +1

    Tax payer money goes to those judge wages. Tax payer democratic rights selects a government in a democratic way under constitution of India. Then HOW COME THESE MY LORDS drawing salary from Tax payers money appoint a collegium for their dictatorial blood relationship My Lord dictorial rights of My Lordship transfer!! God bless India. I fully support MODI Government on this issue.
    To Honble Chief Justice, we poor lowly citizens entrust you for maintaining law and order to last mile , while your house is dictatorial is not at all right. Pls adhere with Govt and other honest media options and lowly citizens My Lord and get away with this COLLEGIUM!

  • @shetty005
    @shetty005 Před rokem

    Well said madam

  • @roneomatrix
    @roneomatrix Před rokem +1

    Palki at her best !! 👏👏 .. yes our Judiciary has to be accountable for its actions & judgments !!!

  • @notherepim
    @notherepim Před rokem

    Courts need to be held accountable too, consider the case of nupur sharma, truly a disappointing one when it comes to the SC of India.

  • @abhinavdharmani3362
    @abhinavdharmani3362 Před rokem +1

    Collegium system need arrived when upa govt appointed judges on their will and use them in their favour thus independent judiciary is must above any political will. But a the same time we need transparent system and thus name list should be prepared by collegium but final names should be decided by cji, pm, leader of opposition.
    We need to strengthen alternative dispute redressal mechanism plus more appointments and judicial infra because at the end of the day all we need to solve the pendency of cases with justice at its core.

  • @girishdevaramane3372
    @girishdevaramane3372 Před rokem

    Government has to appoint meritorious retired judges as advisors to existing judges. When a judge has any complicated or difficult cases, judges can ask for their advice. Many judges work in tribunals, they will have specialization. Its humanly impossible to be specialized in all variety of cases, this is where their advise become critical.
    Their experience and wisdom will be reflected in judgements. They'll have experience and expertise to advise existing judges.
    It will improve justice for litigants. Sitting judges will learn a lot from advisors to judge. There will be a huge skill and knowledge transfer.
    It will also speed up judicial process. Advisiors for judges can be taken on 3 years contract . There is need for advisiors for judges for all courts .

  • @somashiva5904
    @somashiva5904 Před rokem

    Please give us a clarity how the cases on persons chosen for CBI, CID and ED charge. Please explain if there is a standard constitutional procedure...

  • @nitinlakhani3444
    @nitinlakhani3444 Před rokem

    How do they overcome this issue in other countries?

  • @praveennaik3001
    @praveennaik3001 Před rokem

    I commented once.. if every decision is taken by Supreme court .. then why to choose MP's '' . allow us to choose Judges directly..

  • @diagnochemllp7866
    @diagnochemllp7866 Před rokem

    Judiciary also needs reform.Even judgement delivered per year should be part of their CV.Judges should be made to disclose their assets like politicians.

  • @omnamahshiva9323
    @omnamahshiva9323 Před rokem

    I love to watch you palkiji again and again

  • @SoniSingh-fl8cf
    @SoniSingh-fl8cf Před rokem +1

    The Collegium System of judges picking their relatives and family members leads to Corruption and needs to be Removed.

  • @gsk38
    @gsk38 Před rokem

    Is this a case of
    DO WHAT I SAY
    NOT WHAT I DO
    which may be perceived to be common culture among political system in most countries?
    Bless all

  • @Myassets440
    @Myassets440 Před rokem

    Palki ji we need Intervention 👏👏👏

  • @ggfg8570
    @ggfg8570 Před rokem

    One can recall that during British Raj there used to be a Privy Council where the litigant can appeal for final judgement. Similarly, such a system should be made in India by removing some powers of Supreme Court as the final authority on cases as well as the powers of Constitutinal matters. The juducial council should be made retired Supreme court judges, members from LS &RS ( with legal background) and President of the bar council with rotation. The term should be for 3 years with no extension. Such a system can be tried here. The chairman of the council should be the Vice President and continue till he remits the post.

  • @cr8701
    @cr8701 Před rokem +2

    RECONSTITUTE THE JUDICIARY. MORE THAN ENOUGH EXAMPLES HOW JUDICIARY HAS BECOME ABOVE THE LAW BODY AND EVEN BLATANT JUDICIAL ACTIVISM BEING PRACTICED WITH IMPUNITY. NOWHERE ON EARTH IS SUCH A PRACTICE ALLOWED. ABOLISH THE CURRENT SUPREME COURT AND BRING IN AN ELECTED BODY. JAI HIND. JAI BHARATH.

  • @krishnamohandravida4791

    They the court should give best orders that control social problems.

  • @anubhavkarbhowmik
    @anubhavkarbhowmik Před rokem

    Just like a senior singer can be the best judge of a junior singer, a senior judge only can know best as to who can be a good judge. No one else should be allowed to interfere with the selection of judges to higher judiciary. And this is more so important because unlike a singer, the role of a judge is much more important. And government should in no way have a role in selecting judges. Because government is the biggest litigant of the court. The courts are there to provide a check on the actions of the government. If the government starts deciding who will be judges they will put their people on the chair and the last resort of check on the government will be gone.

  • @mrigankmisra5771
    @mrigankmisra5771 Před rokem

    The word consultation with CJI/SC judges in article 124 was read as concurrence by SC to invent the collegium system. Hard to find any dictionary that defines consultation as concurrence.

  • @AjayPartha
    @AjayPartha Před rokem

    I have unsubscribed wion and subscribed this channel.. Already we beleived Palki says the truth but today she really has the freedom to speak the truth. We support Palki. We need real news not TRP rating.. If this happens, this is real social service

  • @porkistanlostitstinyballin1971

    Collegium system should be banned. Judges can't appoint other Judges.

    • @AnkitSingh-fs2sl
      @AnkitSingh-fs2sl Před rokem

      Sorry Palki Mam but I disagree with you this time. Being a homosexual, it has been the court that allowed me to survive with basic dignity. Over and over again the government shut down private bills in the parliament, resisted decriminalization and allowed police brutality and torture. What has govt done? Well only mocked my biology.

    • @porkistanlostitstinyballin1971
      @porkistanlostitstinyballin1971 Před rokem +1

      @@AnkitSingh-fs2sl Huh? I am not Palki Mam. Collegium System has done enough harm to Bharat. One problem with collegium system is the fact that a Justice who studied in other countries can get influenced or be used like a puppet by external forces. That's a Threat to India's National Security. Another one is Nepotism. A Father can’t appoint his Son as the Supreme Court Justice.

    • @AnkitSingh-fs2sl
      @AnkitSingh-fs2sl Před rokem

      @@porkistanlostitstinyballin1971 Tell me how? Name any Three cases. Name it. come on.

    • @porkistanlostitstinyballin1971
      @porkistanlostitstinyballin1971 Před rokem +1

      @@AnkitSingh-fs2sl Best example of Nepotism. Justice Dhananjaya Yeshwant (DY) Chandrachud on Wednesday created a record as he took oath as the 50th Chief Justice of India (CJI). He is the son of former CJI Y.V. Chandrachud. This has become the first time in the history of the judiciary, Father and son have become CJI.
      Son was appointed by his father who was also a Chief Justice.

    • @porkistanlostitstinyballin1971
      @porkistanlostitstinyballin1971 Před rokem +1

      @@AnkitSingh-fs2sl The list sent by the Allahabad HC collegium consisted of close relatives of judges, including the brother-in-law of a sitting SC judge, a first cousin of another SC judge besides sons and nephews of several former judges of the apex court and the Allahabad HC.

  • @ambassador3365
    @ambassador3365 Před rokem

    This is the classic example of “ you scratch my back , I scratch yours “

  • @saitandale8482
    @saitandale8482 Před rokem

    Presentations 👏

  • @sateeshreddyy
    @sateeshreddyy Před rokem

    We can't achieve 7-8% growth without judiciary reform. It is one of the important issues needed to address.

  • @try_dc6366
    @try_dc6366 Před rokem +3

    Thanks mam for talking about this issue. You have put both sides of the coin unlike the radicals who gets triggered by listening to their opposing perspective.

  • @pavanyadav2614
    @pavanyadav2614 Před rokem

    Nice to see u palki