Accountability of Judiciary: After Justice Yashwant Verma case, the discussion of accountability in the judiciary has now intensified. If sources are to be believed, the Government of India is considering creating a code of conduct for the Supreme Court and High Court judges. For this, the meeting of the Law and Justice Standing Committee of Parliament is going to be held tomorrow i.e. on Tuesday (June 24). According to sources, there will be a serious discussion on the accountability of the judiciary in the meeting of Tuesday (June 24).
Government is preparing to avoid such situation in future
In fact, for a long time, there has been a continuous demand for action on Yashwant Verma’s case. It is believed that during the monsoon session of the upcoming Parliament, Yashwant can also bring impeachment against Verma. But, the central government has already started preparations for avoiding such situations in future and further this situation does not happen. According to sources, the accountability of judges can be the main issue in the meeting.
After retirement, there will also be discussion regarding the appointment of judges
The meeting of Parliament’s Law and Justice Standing Committee on Tuesday (June 24) is likely to discuss a new code of conduct regarding the appointment of other constitutional posts including the Commission, Tribunal and other constitutional posts after the retirement of the judges and after the retirement of the judges. It will be very important to see what the committee discusses keeping in mind the credibility of the court.
Standing Committee on Personman gave information
When this issue was talked to Brijlal, Chairman of Standing Committee on Person, he refused to speak and speak about it. But, he said that we are also serving the country, you are also serving the country, so the rules that apply to all the laws should also be there, it will be discussed.