Published on March 29, 2026
A forum has called for disciplinary action against Justice Nagamohan Das, a sitting judge of the Karnataka High Court, amid allegations of misconduct. The forum, which comprises various legal and civil rights groups, is pushing for accountability and transparency within the judiciary.
The allegations against Justice Das stem from a series of controversial judgments and reported improprieties in handling cases. Members of the forum express concerns over the potential impact of these actions on public trust in the judicial system. They argue that judges must uphold the highest ethical standards and that any deviation from these standards should be addressed promptly.
In a statement issued , it emphasized the importance of judicial independence while simultaneously calling for a mechanism to investigate claims of misbehavior or bias. The statement noted that the integrity of the justice system is paramount and that public confidence relies on accountability.
This recent development has sparked discussions across legal circles, with some legal experts advocating for a thorough review of the claims against Justice Das. Critics argue that such scrutiny is essential to maintain the rule of law and ensure that judges cannot operate above the law, regardless of their position.
In response to the forum’s allegations, Justice Nagamohan Das has yet to issue a formal comment. However, the judiciary has protocols to address grievances against judges, which may involve an internal inquiry or referral to higher authorities for proper investigation.
As the situation unfolds, many are watching closely to see how this will influence not only the court’s operations but also public perception of the judiciary in Karnataka. The outcome of the forum’s appeals could set a precedent for addressing similar issues in the future, highlighting the ongoing dialogue about ethics and accountability in the judicial system.
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