The Chief Justice: Guardian of Justice
Summary
The article argues that Nepal’s judiciary needs transparency, accountability and stronger institutional reform, while defending the constitutional authority of the Chief Justice. It says justice should be measured by how quickly and effectively citizens receive relief, not only by bench formation or internal court disputes.
Key Points
- The piece defends the Chief Justice’s constitutional role while urging clear standards, transparency and accountability in the Supreme Court’s administration.
- It argues that the Bar and the Bench should cooperate to reduce delays, strengthen case management and improve timely delivery of justice.
- The article says judicial independence must be protected through lawful scrutiny, not weakened by suspicion or political preference.
- It stresses that court reform should focus on whether ordinary people actually receive justice in a reasonable time.
