CJI Chandrachud Defends PM Modi's Ganesh Puja Visit Amid Controversy
Chief Justice Chandrachud emphasizes the importance of mature dialogue between judiciary and executive, dismissing concerns over Prime Minister Modi's visit.
- Chief Justice of India D Y Chandrachud stated that there was 'nothing wrong' with Prime Minister Narendra Modi attending Ganpati Puja at his residence.
- The visit sparked criticism from opposition parties and some legal circles, citing concerns over the separation of powers.
- CJI Chandrachud highlighted that such interactions are part of a broader inter-institutional dialogue and do not involve judicial matters.
- He called for a sense of maturity in political discourse, stressing that judiciary decisions remain transparent and open to scrutiny.
- The Chief Justice emphasized that his faith does not influence his judicial responsibilities, addressing earlier controversies related to his religious beliefs.