In a significant statement, the Vice President has questioned the involvement of the Chief Justice in the selection process of the CBI Director, sparking a debate on the balance of power and judicial influence in administrative decisions.

Expressing his concerns, the Vice President emphasized that the role of the judiciary should remain separate from executive decisions, especially in appointments related to law enforcement agencies. His remarks have ignited discussions on whether the Chief Justice’s participation aligns with constitutional principles or if it affects the autonomy of other governing bodies.

The selection of the CBI Director has been a subject of scrutiny in the past, with various political and legal experts weighing in on the process. The Vice President’s statement is likely to fuel further debates on the need for reforms in the appointment system.

As reactions pour in from political and legal circles, it remains to be seen how the government and judiciary respond to this critical question.