In our country, the judiciary, the legislature and the executive are the three essential organs of government. But the judiciary has been kept separate from the two. Why is it necessary to keep the judiciary separate from the other two
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Judiciary has been kept independent so that it may give impartial decisions and its verdicts are not influenced by the executive and legislative bodies.
To keep a check on the powers of the legislature and executive.
It is this independence of the judiciary that allows the courts to play a central role in protecting the Fundamental Rights of all the citizens. Thus, anyone can approach the courts if they believe that their rights have been violated by the government bodies.
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