NCERT row turns into big flashpoint as Madan Lokur questions Supreme Court overreach

Published on Mar 22, 2026 11:58 am IST

In this episode of The Interview, former Supreme Court judge Madan Lokur delivers a candid and wide-ranging critique of India’s judicial system. From concerns over corruption within sections of the judiciary to questions around judicial overreach in the NCERT row, Lokur calls for urgent introspection. He also weighs in on the debate over post-retirement roles for judges, transparency in the system, and whether growing public scrutiny signals a deeper trust deficit.

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