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CJI Bhushan Gavai : A Historic Rise in the Apex Court!

He continues to shape the nation’s legal discourse..

CJI Bhushan Gavai : A Historic Rise to India’s Apex Court! Bhushan R. Gavai, better known as B.R. Gavai, is India’s topmost jurist , appointed as the 52nd ‘Chief Justice Of India’ on14th May 2025. He was  elevated as a Judge of the Supreme Court of India on 24th May 2019. Known for his nuanced judgments and empathetic approach, with a focus towards justice for the downtrodden & neglected, he continues to shape the nation’s legal discourse.
CJI Bhushan Gavai
Historic Rise to India’s Highest Bench
 
Justice Gavai presided over Benches having all types of assignments at the Principal Seat at Mumbai as well as Benches at Nagpur, Aurangabad and Panaji. Justice B.R. Gavai stands out as a jurist who blends constitutional clarity with a deep sense of social justice.
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Appointed as ‘The Chief Justice of India’ on 14th May 2025.
On 14 May 2025, Justice Bhushan Ramkrishna Gavai was sworn in as 52nd http://Chief Justice Of India by President Droupadi Murmu.
CJI Bhushan Gavai completed his schooling in Amravati. He then pursued his Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Laws (B.A. LL.B.) degrees from Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar College of Law, Nagpur University.

 

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CJI Bhushan Gavai was born on 24 November 1960 in  Amravati, Maharashtra. His father R.S. Gavai was a prominent Ambedkarite leader associated with the Republican Party of India. He had served as a member of the Maharashtra Legislative Assembly and went on to become the Governor of Bihar, Sikkim and Kerala.

 

 “Dr Ambedkar was against Article 370. He said there must be only 1 Constitution for entire Nation”– CJI BR Gavai

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“Justice Bhushan Gavai: A Historic Rise to India’s Highest Bench”

 

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CJI Bhushan Gavai as appointed as an Additional Judge of the Bombay High Court on 14 November 2003. He then became a permanent Judge on 12 November 2005. He went on to serve as a Judge of the Bombay High Court for 16 years. He presided over Benches at the Principal Seat at Mumbai, Nagpur, Aurangabad and Panaji.

 

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On 8 May 2019, the Collegium led by then CJI Ranjan Gogoi recommended his appointment to the Supreme Court.  At the time, he was the fourth-most senior judge of the Bombay High Court and the eight-most senior High Court judge of India.

 

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In recommending Justice Gavai, the Collegium noted that it considered “due representation” as a criterion apart from seniority, integrity and merit. Justice Gavai was the first Supreme Court judge from the Scheduled Caste community in nine years, after the retirement of former Chief Justice K.G Balkrishnan in 2010.

 

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CJI Bhushan Gavai has authored 367 judgements, and has been a part of 707 benches.

 

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Few trailblazing judicial decisions !!

 

Directions in the matter of demolition of structures (2024)

 

CJI Bhushan Gavai declared that the government-sanctioned bulldozer demolitions are a violation of rights against arbitrary state action and infringe on the right to shelter guaranteed under article 19 and article 21.

 

“The chilling sight of a bulldozer demolishing a building, when authorities have failed to follow the basic principles of natural justice and due process, reminds one of a lawless state of affairs, where ‘might was right’,” he wrote.

 

Exercising its power to do complete justice under Article 142. the Court laid down procedural guidelines for demolitions, including a 15 days notice period to the property owner, notifying the local Collector or District Magistrate, and a substantive test of executive overreach to ensure the demolition’s primary motive is to remove illegal construction, not to punish the owner. An ‘X’ Handler tweets.

 

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CJI Bhushan Gavai contributed to several landmark Supreme Court rulings. He was part of the Constitution Benches that upheld the abrogation of  article 370 and struck down the electoral bonds scheme. He has been involved in several politically sensitive cases.

 

 Vivek Narayan Sharma v Union of India (2023)

 

CJI Bhushan Gavai wrote the majority opinion which upheld the demonetization scheme of Government of India. Justice Gavai held that the Union consulted with the RBI before announcing the scheme. Further, Justice Gawai stated that the Union has the power to declare all series of any denomination as invalid tender. Additionally, he noted that the Demonetization scheme satisfied the ‘test of proportionality’.

 

Sudru v The State of Chhattisgarh (2019)

 

The Court had to decide whether the Appellant could have been convicted purely based on circumstantial evidence, especially when the principal witnesses have turned hostile. CJI Gavai authored the opinion on behalf of himself and Justice Deepak Gupta.

 

He noted that although non-explanation or false explanation cannot be taken to complete the chain of circumstances to establish guilt, the false explanation can always be taken into consideration to fortify the finding of guilt already recorded based on other circumstances.

 

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