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Which of the following constitutional bodies was created to recommend appointments and transfers of judges in India?
Question

Which of the following constitutional bodies was created to recommend appointments and transfers of judges in India?

A.

National Judicial Appointments Commission

B.

Supreme Council of Judges

C.

Central Judicial Commission

D.

High Court Tribunal

Correct option is A


The correct answer is (A) National Judicial Appointments Commission
Explanation:
· The National Judicial Appointments Commission (NJAC) was created through the 99th Constitutional Amendment Act, 2014.
· Its purpose was to replace the Collegium System for appointments and transfers of judges to the Supreme Court and High Courts.
· The NJAC consisted of the CJI, two senior judges, the Law Minister, and two eminent persons.
· In 2015, the Supreme Court struck down the NJAC as unconstitutional, restoring the Collegium System.
Information Booster:
· NJAC was declared invalid in Supreme Court Advocates-on-Record Association vs. Union of India (2015).
· Article related to appointment of SC judges: Article 124.
· Article for appointment of HC judges: Article 217.

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