The DMK’s Hindu Hatred is at the Root of Justice Swaminathan’s Impeachment Move

“The DMK’s Hindu Hatred is at the Root of Justice Swaminathan’s Impeachment Move”, The Dharma Dispatch, December 19, 2025

“The DMK’s move to impeach Justice Swaminathan is a desperate ploy to appease its Muslim vote bank amid its widespread unpopularity in view of the upcoming 2026 elections. It is also consistent with its anti-Sanatana Dharma rhetoric crafted more than a century ago.

“… a Judge’s…impeachment under arts. 218 and 124(4) can only be “on the ground of proved misbehaviour or incapacity”… [T]o invite politicians to use the weapon of impeachment of Judges is hardly desirable or far-sighted. Let us not forget that as many as 198 signatures of M.P.s were procured on a scandalous petition to the Speaker of the Lok Sabha to impeach Justice J. C. Shah, only because he had passed a wholly justified order against a corrupt government servant.”

THIS WAS NANI PALKHIVALA’s scathing commentary on a dismissed civil servant’s petition for impeaching Justice J.C. Shah in 1970. This maiden petition for impeaching a serving Supreme Court judge was signed by 198 MPs. While the then Lok Sabha Speaker disallowed it, the Congress dug it out to launch a fresh round of a scurrilous campaign in 1977 when J.C. Shah was made the chief of a Commission set up to inquire into Emergency excesses — the historic Shah Commission. The slander campaign ran in the pages of the notorious Surya magazine helmed by Maneka Gandhi……”

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