The Supreme Court Bar Association, led by senior lawyer and Rajya Sabha MP Kapil Sibal, has questioned the "radical changes" at the Supreme Court, including its new emblem and the statue of Lady Justice,

The Supreme Court Bar Association (SCBA) criticizes the unconsulted 'Lady Justice' statue changes and new museum plans in India's Supreme Court. The s

The SCBA also objected to the proposed museum in the erstwhile judges' library, claiming that it had previously requested a cafe-cum-lounge for its members, as the current cafeteria is inadequate to meet their needs.

Supreme Court Bar Association objected to the proposed museum at a location where a demand was made for a cafe cum lounge for the Bar members.

The Supreme Court Bar Association raised objections to changes in the statue of Lady Justice and the emblem without its consultation. The Bar also opposes a proposed museum, favoring a library and cafe cum lounge instead.

While the scales represent balance and fairness in dispensing justice, the sword which symbolised punishment was replaced with the Constitution.

The new statue, with open eyes, symbolises that Indian law is guided by awareness and vision, unlike the traditional blindfolded Lady Justice