The Lok Sabha on Monday passed a bill replacing an ordinance that increases the sanctioned strength of Supreme Court judges from 34 to 38, including the Chief Justice of India. The legislation was cleared without a formal debate as opposition MPs raised slogans over the alleged NEET paper leak and claimed irregularities in Ram Temple donation funds. A statutory resolution moved by the opposition seeking to reject the ordinance was defeated through a voice vote. The move is aimed at strengthening the apex court by addressing the growing backlog of pending cases and improving judicial efficiency.
Lok Sabha Passes Bill to Increase Supreme Court Judges’ Strength to 38
