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SC: Collegium's selection process is not open to judicial scrutiny, RTI

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SC: Collegium's selection process is not open to judicial scrutiny, RTI
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The Supreme Court of India has ruled that the collegium's process for selecting judges is not subject to judicial scrutiny or the Right to Information (RTI) Act. The bench declined to interfere in a petition challenging the non-selection of a judicial officer.

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This decision reinforces the autonomy and opacity of the judicial appointment process in India, limiting public and legal oversight.

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