Big Action !! Collegium System Khatam? NJAC revival

Описание: Big Action !! Collegium System Khatam? NJAC revival #geopolitics #currentaffairs #civilservices #india #collegiumsystem


CJI Surya Kant's Shocking Move: Will NJAC Revival End the Collegium System in 2025? Supreme Court judiciary reform is heating up! Discover why the new Chief Justice is reopening the explosive NJAC vs Collegium debate, shaking India's judicial appointments forever.
In this in-depth analysis, we break down the historic Judges Cases (1981, 1993, 1998) that birthed the opaque Collegium system—where judges appoint judges with zero transparency or accountability. Explore the 2014 NJAC Act's bold push for a balanced, multi-stakeholder model involving judiciary, executive, and eminent persons, only to be struck down in 2015 as unconstitutional under the Basic Structure Doctrine. Fast-forward to 2025: Advocate Mathews Nedumpara's plea has CJI Surya Kant signaling "We will consider" reviving NJAC, challenging decades of judicial primacy and sparking fears of executive overreach. Perfect for UPSC CSE aspirants, this video unpacks democratic implications, global comparisons (UK, US, South Africa), chronic vacancies, case pendency crisis, and a roadmap for hybrid reforms—merit-based, transparent, and diverse. Gain crystal-clear insights into constitutional law, polity trends, and why this could redefine India's institutional power balance. Stay ahead in current affairs with fact-based breakdowns tailored for civil services prep and informed citizenship.
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📰 Sources: Supreme Court Observer, Drishti IAS, The Hindu
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