Archive · 26 Jun 2025
CJI Gavai Supports Bombay High Court Bench in Kolhapur
CJI Gavai, the top judge in India, supports having a court branch in Kolhapur so people can get justice easier.
He said justice should be available to everyone.
He also mentioned judges are picked based on how good they are, not their background.
The CJI believes that everyone should have easy access to justice without spending a lot of time and money.
CJI B.R. Gavai supports the establishment of a Bombay High Court bench in Kolhapur.
Gavai was speaking at a felicitation organized by the Advocates Association.
He stated that justice should be accessible to all citizens.
Gavai mentioned that the Aurangabad bench has a higher case filing rate than the Mumbai bench.
The CJI emphasized merit-based selection for judges.
- Who
- CJI B.R. Gavai
- What
- CJI B.R. Gavai supported the demand for a Bombay High Court bench at Kolhapur.
- When
- June 26 (based on the article's date), although the exact date of the support is not stated in the provided article.
- Where
- Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar, Maharashtra, India
- Why
- To make justice accessible to every citizen.
Bench Establishment
No opposing viewpoint in this article.
Accessibility of Justice
Bench Establishment
Support for a Kolhapur bench to improve access to justice.
No opposing viewpoint in this article.
No opposing viewpoint in the article.
- Chief Justice
- B.R. Gavai
- Main Topic
- Bombay High Court Bench
- Location
- Kolhapur, Maharashtra
- Event
- Felicitation Program
- Bench Location Mentioned
- Aurangabad
Sources
'Constitution Is Supreme, All Three Wings Of Democracy Work Under It': CJI BR Gavai
Constitution Is Supreme, Not Parliament: Chief Justice Of India BR Gavai
Constitution of India supreme, all three wings of democracy work under it: CJI BR Gavai
In Parliament vs Constitution Row, Chief Justice BR Gavai Weighs In, Says...
CJI B.R. Gavai Emphasizes That 'Constitution Of India And All Three Wings Are Supreme' | Top News
Constitution is supreme, not Parliament, says CJI Gavai; stresses 'all wings of democracy work under it' - India News
