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Judiciary only intervenes when governments fail: Chief Justice Thakur

Judiciary is not interested in interfering in the affairs of the executive and it comes into picture only when people approach the courts after getting frustrated with the inaction of the governments, Chief Justice of India T S Thakur has said

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New Delhi: Judiciary is not interested in interfering in the affairs of the executive and it comes into picture only when people approach the courts after getting frustrated with the inaction of the governments, Chief Justice of India T S Thakur has said.

"The courts only fulfill their constitutional duty," he told ETV channel, according to a release from the television channel here.

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