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‘Judges appoint judges’ a myth fed by vested interests: Justice Datta defends collegium system - The Tribune

In a spirited and unusual defence that too in a judgment of the collegium system, Supreme Court judge Justice Dipankar Datta on Wednesday said the oft-repeated criticism of “judges appoint judges” is a “myth” and people have been fed by vested interests through “motivated narratives”.

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