In a move that blends both symbolism and substance, Chief Justice of India (CJI) BR Gavai has announced that the glass partitions installed in the corridors of the Supreme Court of India will soon be removed. The decision, he explained, aims to restore the majestic institution to its original architectural form — a space designed not just for justice, but also for accessibility, dignity, and tradition. Over the years, the Supreme Court premises have undergone various changes for security and administrative reasons. Among them was the installation of glass partitions in the main corridors, which, though functional, altered the visual and symbolic openness of the court's design. According to CJI Gavai, these barriers subtly distanced the people from their judiciary, undermining the open and inclusive spirit that the institution stands for. “This building is not just made of stone and mortar. It reflects the ideals of justice and democracy,” CJI Gavai reportedly said wh...
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