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India's judiciary debate exposes political bankruptcy, commentator says

Original: All in govt or opposition, media & intellectuals in the country busy in praising or criticising judiciary’s decisions. T

A commentator argues that India's government, opposition, media and intellectuals are consumed with praising or attacking judicial decisions instead of building consensus on judicial appointments through Parliament and state assemblies. The post claims democracy is running 'on crutches' because of political bankruptcy, reviving debate over the collegium system and the role of elected bodies in selecting judges.

Why now: Ongoing controversies over judicial decisions in India have reignited arguments about how judges should be appointed.

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• All in govt or opposition, media & intellectuals in the country busy in praising or criticising judiciary’s decisions. They don’t want to build consensus ensuring judicial appts done through parliament & state assemblies. Democracy is on the crutches due to political bankruptcy · ks_krishnasingh

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