PoliticsPhoto: The HinduJustice Ujjal Bhuyan Questions Limits on Judges' Public Speech
Justice Ujjal Bhuyan's recent remarks on voting rights during a valedictory address at NALSAR University have reignited debate on judicial ethics and the boundaries of judges speaking outside court. He emphasized that voting rights are constitutional and integral to the basic structure, warning that disenfranchisement violates Articles 14 and 326. This follows earlier comments by Justice Ranjan Gogoi on the role of 'noisy judges' in democracy.
The Hindu··Hyderabad


