But the truth? There’s actually a full legal system to punish judicial misconduct... it’s just hidden. A new study found only 2 High Courts have ever made public even one disciplinary order against a judge. The rest? Silence. Over 30 years, courts built 4 ways to punish judges; from impeachment to jail for contempt. Yet, nothing is published. Not the rules. Not the complaints. Not the outcomes. Justice Yashwant Varma’s case was the exception; the Supreme Court actually published its own internal report after cash was found at his home. That was the first time in decades. Resignation? Didn’t stop the inquiry. Parliament still got the report. But here’s the real shock; the President hasn’t even officially accepted his resignation. The system works... it’s just invisible. The UK publishes every investigation. India doesn’t. Not because it can’t; but because it hasn’t chosen to. Maybe it’s time that changed.