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A debate has erupted on the role of DY Chandrachud after his retirement from the post of Chief Justice of India. Putting an end to this debate, the former CJI has made it clear that he will not enter politics. In the conclave of the media agency, he was asked the question, when will he enter politics?
In response, Chandrachud said that at the age of 65, he would not do anything that would cast doubt on his work and the integrity of the judicial system. Former CJI was asked whether judges should enter politics after retirement? In response he said, there is no restriction on doing so in the Constitution or law. Our society looks at former judges as guardians of law. Their lifestyle should be in accordance with the rules of the society. Former CJI said that judges have to be very careful about trolling. Trollers are trying to change the court’s decision. Former CJI said that special interest groups interested in a particular case try to influence the outcome of that case through social media. Judges need to be careful of this. Today YouTube and other social media platforms form opinions based on 20 second videos, which is a big risk.