Mention those factors which ensure the independence of the judiciary in India.
Judges of Supreme Court and high court are appointed by the President of India on
the consultation of Chief Justice and governor of the state in the case of high court.
Hence, appointment of judges make it independent, free from any pressure of
political parties.
The judges of India are supposed to be highly qualified because a highly qualified
person can judge the cases in an independent manner as’ well as they are expertise
of law on the basis of experience of five or ten years as an advocate.
The method to remove judges in India, is very difficult because no judge can be
removed from the post before he attains the age of retirement.
A judge enjoys a fixed tenure of his service till the age of retirement and avails more
experience and delivers justice on honest and sincere basis.
To make judges impartial they are provided with the handsome salaries so that they
could not accept bribe or run after money.
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