Legacy of Justice: Chandrachud's Transformative Tenure

Justice D Y Chandrachud concluded his tenure as India's 50th Chief Justice, leaving a legacy marked by significant judicial reforms and landmark rulings. His contributions include progressive decisions on Article 370, same-sex relations, and privacy rights, along with administrative reforms like digitization of court processes and accessibility audits.

Justice D Y Chandrachud's two-year tenure as the 50th Chief Justice of India concluded recently, highlighting a period defined by transformative judicial rulings and significant administrative reforms.

From landmark judgements such as the resolution of the Ayodhya land dispute to the verdict on Article 370's abrogation, Chandrachud's term is characterized by his commitment to expanding individual rights and advancing justice.

Beyond his judgements, he advocated for various reforms, including digitizing court processes and enhancing court accessibility. His reimagined 'Lady Justice' statue at the Supreme Court symbolizes his impactful legacy both in the legal field and society.

(With inputs from agencies.)