Rathod Venkat
Wednesday, 28 January 2026
In an exclusive interview, Justice Muralidhar delves into the pressing issues facing the Indian judiciary today. He highlights the importance of maintaining judicial independence amidst growing challenges. "Judicial independence is the cornerstone of democracy," he asserts, emphasizing the judiciary's role in safeguarding citizens' rights.
Justice Muralidhar reflects on landmark verdicts that have shaped India's legal landscape, underscoring the judiciary's pivotal role in upholding constitutional values. He points to recent cases that have tested the judiciary's resolve and integrity, urging continued vigilance and commitment to justice.
As the conversation concludes, Justice Muralidhar expresses optimism about the judiciary's future. He envisions a system strengthened by integrity and accountability, capable of navigating the complexities of modern India. "The future is promising for those who champion justice," he concludes, offering an inspiring call to action for legal practitioners and citizens alike.
What You Need to Know
Justice Muralidhar emphasizes judicial independence as vital for safeguarding citizens' rights and upholding constitutional values in India's democracy.
Judges, lawyers, and citizens are affected, requiring vigilance to protect the judiciary's integrity against external pressures.
Reinforces the judiciary's essential role in protecting constitutional principles, setting a standard for judicial conduct and resilience.
Advocate for judicial reforms that enhance transparency, accountability, and independence to strengthen public trust in the legal system.
Justice Muralidhar discusses the judiciary's future, landmark rulings, and the need for integrity.
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