WHO CONTROLS OUR JUDGES? చంద్రచూడ్ పై జస్టిస్ కౌల్ సంచలన ఆరోపణలు | Ravi Prakash

Who really decides who becomes a Supreme Court judge in India — the government, the Prime Minister, the President, or the judges themselves? A major debate has emerged following allegations made by former Supreme Court judge Justice Sanjay Kishan Kaul in his book Without Fear of Favour about former Chief Justice of India DY Chandrachud and the functioning of the Collegium System. In this video, we examine the controversy surrounding Supreme Court judge appointments, the relationship between the government and the judiciary, and the questions raised about judicial independence, transparency, and accountability. We break down three key incidents highlighted by Justice Kaul, including alleged government involvement in judicial appointments, questions reportedly raised about a judge's religious and caste background, and concerns over the reassignment of a case related to the Prevention of Money Laundering Act (PMLA). We also examine Justice Chandrachud's response and why these claims must be evaluated against available evidence and official records. In this video: Justice Sanjay Kishan Kaul's allegations against the Collegium System and Justice DY Chandrachud How Supreme Court judges are appointed in India The role of the Chief Justice of India and the five-member Supreme Court Collegium Government influence and judicial independence in India The controversy surrounding the NJAC (National Judicial Appointments Commission) Why the Supreme Court struck down the NJAC in 2015 The PMLA case reassignment controversy and questions about judicial transparency The constitutional balance between judicial independence and accountability Justice Chandrachud's response to the allegations #DYChandrachud #SanjayKishanKaul #SupremeCourt #CollegiumSystem #IndianJudiciary #NJAC #IndianConstitution #JudicialIndependence #SupremeCourtOfIndia #PoliticalAnalysis Don’t miss this in-depth, unbiased, and fearless analysis from one of the most Experienced journalists of the Telugu states. #raviprakash