Why? Because it comes days after Justice Sandeep Mehta, a Supreme Court judge, wrote three separate letters to the CJI accusing Acting CJ Sanjeev Prakash Sharma of 'misuse of powers' and integrity issues. Lawyers in Rajasthan reacted immediately; protests sparked, rosters changed overnight, and the Acting CJ quietly went on leave. Even more telling? The Collegium didn’t just appoint a new CJ; they transferred Justice Pushpendra Bhati, second senior judge in Rajasthan, to become CJ in Jammu & Kashmir. This isn’t just about Rajasthan. It’s a signal; when judges speak up, the system listens. For aspirants, this is a reminder: judicial ethics, transparency, and institutional checks matter; not just in exams, but in real courtrooms. Watch how quiet judicial moves often carry the loudest messages.