Archive · 2 Aug 2025
Ex-CJI Chandrachud Vacates Residence After Controversy
The former top judge, Mr. Chandrachud, has moved out of his old official house.
This happened after some questions were raised about how long he was staying there.
He explained that he needed more time because his daughters, who have disabilities, needed a special home that was ready.
The court also wanted him to leave.
He has now moved to a new government house, which he lived in previously.
He had said he would move to 14, Tughlaq Road before his successor decided to stay in the official residence.
Former CJI D Y Chandrachud vacated his official residence.
Controversy arose over his stay beyond the permissible time.
He cited his daughters' needs for a wheelchair-friendly home.
The Supreme Court administration requested the bungalow be vacated.
He was waiting for a new, paid government accommodation.
- Who
- Former Chief Justice of India D Y Chandrachud.
- What
- Former CJI D Y Chandrachud vacated his official residence.
- When
- After a controversy over his stay.
- Where
- 5, Krishna Menon Marg to new, paid government accommodation.
- Why
- Due to controversy about overstaying and to move to government accommodation.
Former CJI's Perspective
Supreme Court Administration
Reason for extended stay
Former CJI's Perspective
Delayed move due to daughters' needs and a suitable home.
Supreme Court Administration
Administration's request to vacate the bungalow, permission expired.
- Former CJI
- D Y Chandrachud
- Official Residence
- 5, Krishna Menon Marg
- Superannuation Date
- November 8, 2024
- Reason for Delay
- Daughters' needs, and the time to move
- New Accommodation
- Paid government accommodation
