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Vaibhavi AgrawalAIR 35· 2024

Question 4Comment on the collegium system becoming a victim of its own successGS2GS2

"The collegium system has become a victim of its own success, with the concentration of power in the hands of a few, leading to questions about its legitimacy." Comment. (Answer in 150 words)

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Introduction

Article 124 and 217 of constitution define the appointment must of highest judiciary judge that it supreme court and high court judge.

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Main Body

Article 124 and 217 of constitution define the appointment must of highest judiciary judge that it supreme court and high court judge. Supreme court b appoint judges evolved a collegium system (86 saw only in cases like 1993). Short coming of collegium system: a The power is vested transparent and distributes the just body in appointing judge for itself, but not publicised. b Finality of are meet as not provided for recommendation of any candidate. c More is no reason provided for recommendation of any candidate. d The powers is considered as cloud doing affairs, with no advice from any outside the executive or executive

99th Constitutional Amendment Act 2014 introduced a commassion to delete and decamemorate judges not on constitution, as it was hampering the independence of judiciary. Solution: a Making the power is recommendation more transparent by highlighting are reasoning for decision. b Suggestion from expert star council, law minister, leader of opposition etc. c Documenting the necessary required and standards for selection. SE judiciary's independence is required to ensure rule of law. However it is equally important for judiciary to be transparent about its administrative process.

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Conclusion

SE judiciary's independence is required to ensure rule of law. However it is equally important for judiciary to be transparent about its administrative process.

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Topper

Vaibhavi Agrawal

AIR 352024

Subject & Paper

GS2GS2

Topic

Executive, Judiciary, Ministries and Pressure Groups

Judiciary

Collegium System

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analytical

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