CJI Surya Kant promises justice to youth, says Supreme Court doors are open 24 hours a day
HomeNextCJI Surya Kant promises justice to youth, says Supreme Court doors are open 24 hours a day“The doors of the Supreme Court are open 24 hours a day for every citizen. Wherever possible, we will ensure that justice is done. But it is incorrect to say that the Supreme Court had earlier refused to hear the matter,” he said.Emphasising that access to justice remains central to the institution, the CJI added: “The doors of the Supreme Court are open 24 hours a day for every citizen.
- ▪HomeNextCJI Surya Kant promises justice to youth, says Supreme Court doors are open 24 hours a day“The doors of the Supreme Court are open 24 hours a day for every citizen.
- ▪Wherever possible, we will ensure that justice is done.
- ▪But it is incorrect to say that the Supreme Court had earlier refused to hear the matter,” he said.Emphasising that access to justice remains central to the institution, the CJI added: “The doors of the Supreme Court are open 24 hours a day
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HomeNextCJI Surya Kant promises justice to youth, says Supreme Court doors are open 24 hours a day“The doors of the Supreme Court are open 24 hours a day for every citizen. The court will not allow injustice to prevail,” CJI Surya Kant saidUpdated on: Jul 24, 2026, 20:38:29 ISTBy Utkarsh Anand, NEW DELHIPrefer HTon GoogleShare viaCopy link Chief Justice of India (CJI) Surya Kant on Friday said that the Supreme Court’s doors remain open to every citizen, assuring the nation’s youth that the judiciary will protect their rights and address every legitimate grievance within the framework of law.CJI Surya Kant told HT that the Supreme Court would hear grievances in accordance with the law and judicial procedure and make every effort to secure justice wherever warranted.The CJI’s assurance has…
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