Appointment process for Supreme Court and High Court Judges | R Rangarajan (IAS-2005, Rank 46)

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Short ,to the point perfect .

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Who will be called distinguished jurists? Who could come under this category?

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[@akhilalli5332]

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[@devanshbhardwaj6618]

Sir ,can president elect any of the names recommended by Chief Justice of India ????

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Is he binded with recommendations made by collegium

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[@shovitsingh5938]

Under the MoP, recommendations for judicial appointments to high courts are first sent to the central government by individual high court collegiums for Intelligence Bureau (IB) inputs. The government then forwards the files, along with the IB inputs, to the Supreme Court collegium. If the apex court collegium clears the names, the files return to the central government that then either notifies the appointments or sends them back with objections or its views. At this stage, the apex court collegium can seek additional inputs on the government’s opinion. Accordingly, it can either reject or reiterate the proposal. If the collegium reiterates its decision, brushing aside government objections, then, under the MoP, the government is bound to notify the appointments. However, the MoP does not specify a timeframe for the central government to act on a collegium decision.

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Excellent

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Are you an advocate of any court

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[@pavankumarmandapaka1707]

No he is an ex IAS officer and currently he is Indian polity teacher.

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Sir

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@Pooja mishra no he is not...he is an ex IAS officer

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