Impeachment Process for Justice Varma Likely in Parliament

Imagine a judge, like a referee, is accused of doing something wrong.

If it's a serious issue, the rules say Parliament, like a big group of people, can decide if the judge should be removed from their job.

This process is called impeachment.

It involves a vote where most people in both the big meeting halls must agree.

There's also a separate, internal investigation to look into the judge's actions, and in this case, the judge is challenging the fairness of the internal review.

This process helps ensure judges are doing their jobs correctly.