Justice D.Y. Chandrachud, as the current Chief Justice of India, is widely respected for his progressive judgments and deep legal insights. However, the notion of "perfection" in judges is a complex and philosophical issue. Judges, no matter how skilled or wise, are human and susceptible to various biases, limitations, and interpretations, especially in a complex, evolving legal landscape like India's. He is behind a very complex legacy. A lot is known about his personal life, much more than many other judges,” said Arghya Sengupta, founder and research director of Vidhi Centre for Legal Policy. He was joined by former Bombay High Court judge RC Chavan, senior Supreme Court advocate Raju Ramachandran, and chief editor of India Justice Report Maja Daruwala. In a nod to inclusivity, a sign language interpreter translated all that was being spoken on stage. In his eight-year tenure in the Supreme Court, Chandrachud has writt...