Historic decision of Supreme Court, declared assets of judges, CJI Khanna has 3 flats – News India Live

Supreme Court Judge: The Supreme Court of India has issued details of the property of the judges. The Supreme Court said on Monday (May 5) that ‘this decision has been taken to increase transparency’. According to the information received from the data released, Justice K.V. Vishwanathan is the richest judge of the Supreme Court. So let’s know what the Supreme Court has said on this decision.

The entire process of appointments was also announced.

The Supreme Court has also uploaded the entire process of appointments in the High Court and Supreme Court for public awareness on the website. This includes the role assigned to the High Court Collegium, the role obtained from the state government, the Government of India and the input and views of the Supreme Court Collegium.

Chief Justice Sanjeev Khanna has many flats

According to the details of the property uploaded on the Supreme Court website, Chief Justice Sanjeev Khanna owns several flats. In addition to three flats in South Delhi, there is also a four -bedroom flat with two parking sites, which has a super area of ​​2446 sq ft. Apart from this, Sispal Vihar Sector 49 of Gurugram has a four bedroom flat with 56 percent stake, which has a super area 2016 sq ft.

What did the Supreme Court say?

The Supreme Court said in its judgment, “The Supreme Court had decided on 1 April 2025 that the property of the judges of this court would be uploaded and made public on its website.” The details of the property of the judges have already been received, it is being uploaded. The property of other judges will also be uploaded as soon as the details are received.

Questions were being raised on the judiciary.

Recently, it was claimed that a large amount of notes were recovered from the house of Delhi High Court Judge Yashwant Verma. The Supreme Court had constituted an inquiry committee in this case. However, after this incident, questions began to be raised on transparency in the judiciary. India’s Vice President Jagdeep Dhankhar also targeted the judiciary in this matter.