SC Aspirants Divided on Raising Qualifications for National Candidates
Candidates for an open Supreme Court seat debated proposals to raise qualifications for national elective posts. Some favored constitutional amendments to toughen requirements, citing the complexity of governance, while others argued against it, emphasizing democratic participation.
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