A heated debate unfolded over rising complaints against sitting judges in India, with government data showing figures climbing from 682 in 2017 to 1102 by 2025. Justice Sanjib Banerjee (R), addressed as Justice Banerjee, acknowledged corruption exists in the judiciary but questioned why the judiciary has been singled out when corruption persists in politics, bureaucracy, and executive branches. Justice Sanjib Banerjee (R) stated, ‘There certainly is’ corruption in the judiciary but argued the complaint figures are not reliable indicators. Drawing on 18 years of experience, the speaker noted that several judges in the lower judiciary have been removed for corruption, but complaints against high court judges have been brushed aside. The speaker also raised concerns about what they described as attempts to attack judicial independence, comparing it to alleged takeovers of other institutions including the Election Commission and Reserve Bank of India.
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