Analyzing and Improving the Removal Process of Higher Judiciary Judges

Imagine judges as important people in charge of making sure rules are followed in courts.

Sometimes, there are questions about whether a judge has done something wrong.

Right now, getting rid of a judge who has done something wrong can be a complicated process involving the Parliament, similar to how a President is removed.

This article suggests making it easier to remove judges who have been proven corrupt or have earned assets disproportionate to known sources of income.

The author suggests involving the Chief Justice and legal experts.

The idea is to ensure that the process is fair, quick, and transparent, helping people trust the courts.