The Union government told the Supreme Court on Wednesday that a large number of judicial vacancies was the result of the high courts' failure to initiate the selection process on time. The Centre said that there was no logjam in the process for appointment of judges and, in the next two weeks, more names recommended by the CJI-headed SC collegium would be cleared for various HCs. The SC will examine the progress on September 30.
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By IndianMandarins - 2016-09-15 10:56:24
The Union government told the Supreme Court on Wednesday that a large number of judicial vacancies was the result of the high courts' failure to initiate the selection process on time. The Centre said that there was no logjam in the process for appointment of judges and, in the next two weeks, more names recommended by the CJI-headed SC collegium would be cleared for various HCs. The SC will examine the progress on September 30.
