Why CJI Surya Kant said ‘no’ to Rahul Gandhi’s request to meet | Explained
The Hindu · 14 October 2026
The refusal was anchored in the ethos of maintaining a neutral distance from the political thicket; the CJI’s letter emphasised that the judiciary cannot blur constitutional lines
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