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Former CJI D Y Chandrachud was more deferential to government than needed, says Justice Kaul

Former CJI D Y Chandrachud was more deferential to government than needed, says Justice Kaul

Justice Sanjay Kishan Kaul has expressed concerns about how former Chief Justice D Y Chandrachud dealt with the government. He believes Chandrachud was too lenient during the process of judicial appointments, which raises worries about the independence of the judiciary. This could potentially undermine the separation between the courts and the government, according to Kaul.

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