New Delhi.
One of the 20 judges appointed various high courts from 2018 to 2022 by the minority category. Of the 540 judges, 4% belong to the intended casting (SC) and the planned races (ST) and about 11 percent of other regression (OD). The Ministry of Law reacted to the question of judges’ representation of the weak communities of the courts.
Before 69 judges been appointed in the Supreme Court, 1,173 have been appointed in the country’s main courts since 2014 According to the ministryA number of the Supreme Court for the representation of the Supreme Court of Judges and the Category of Introduction to the County Delay-Wise-Wise Data “Centrally available”.
The ministry noted that “Appointment of Judges” is presented in Articles 124, 217 and 224 of the Constitution of India, which do not provide reservations for any caste or individuals. “
However, since 2018, those who perform high judicial judges are required to provide details against the nominator’s social background. By implementing this data, the Legal Ministry noted that 540 judges have been appointed from 2018 to 2022. Of these, 15 belong to the SC category, from 7 to 57 to 27 in the category of minorities. This means that 80% of the designated judges are from the upper caste.
The written response in Lok Sabha notes that “the responsibility has initiated proposals to the Supreme Court with the Chief Justice of India to appoint judges.”
“However, the government is committed to raising social diversity in the judiciary and to offer the Prosecutor General of the High Courts to appoint relevant Distributed Distributed Distribution. Judges of the Supreme Court and High Court, “he said.
