Justice for Sale: The Rise of Judicial Scandals in India is a bold and pathbreaking exposé of the hidden corruption, nepotism, and systemic decay plaguing the Indian judiciary. With over three decades of legal experience, Advocate Bharat Bhushan Pareek brings to light the stories that many fear to tell—of judges accused of bribery, misconduct, and unethical influence, and of the institutional silence that protects them.

This powerful book uncovers real-life instances where justice was compromised behind the robes of judicial authority. From the controversies surrounding Justice C.S. Karnan, Justice Soumitra Sen, and Justice P.D. Dinakaran, to the damning observations by Justices J.S. Verma and Ruma Pal, the author reveals how judicial power is often shielded from scrutiny and accountability. The book examines the deep flaws in the in-house disciplinary mechanisms, the failure of impeachment processes, and the collegium system’s opacity that enables nepotism and face-based favoritism over merit.

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