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India's Supreme Court criticizes judges issuing rulings close to retirement, calling it a troubling trend.
India's Supreme Court, led by Chief Justice Surya Kant, expressed concern over judges issuing numerous rulings shortly before retirement, calling it an "unfortunate trend" that may reflect improper motives.
The court addressed a petition from a Madhya Pradesh judge suspended 10 days before retirement, noting that such timing raises questions about judicial propriety, especially when orders are later challenged.
While the court dismissed the direct appeal, it directed the High Court to review the judge’s representation within four weeks without staying the suspension.
The remarks highlight growing scrutiny over judicial conduct near retirement, emphasizing that while appealable errors don’t justify suspension, decisions made under questionable circumstances may warrant scrutiny.
El Tribunal Supremo de la India critica a los jueces que emiten sentencias cercanas a la jubilación, llamándola una tendencia preocupante.