Question

Who can remove a judge of the High Court?

Answer 1

Hint:This person who has the authority to remove a judge of the high court acts as a symbolic leader of the country. He/ she can remove a judge of the High Court. He has many official and unofficial roles. The formal powers and duties of this person have clearly been mentioned in Article II of the Indian Constitution.

Complete answer:
A Judge of the High Court can be removed from his office only in the case of his proven misbehaviour or incapacity. Likewise, this is the same manner in which a Judge of the Supreme Court can also be removed. "The President of India" holds the power to remove a Judge of the High Court, from his office when each house of the parliament passes a resolution by a two third majority of its members present and voting in each house requesting the president to remove the judge.
Basically,a judge of the supreme court or High court is removed through the "Process of impeachment". The President is authorised to remove the judge from his office only after an address by the Parliament has been presented to him in the same session for such a removal.

Note:
The Constitution of our country also lays a set of regulations for the steps of removal of the Supreme Court judge. Article 124(4) presents those Removal regulations of the Supreme court judge as given below-
An appointed authority of the Supreme Court will not be taken out from his office besides by a request for the President passed after a location by each House of Parliament upheld by a larger part of the absolute participation of that House and by a lion's share of at least 66% of the individuals from that Housepresent and casting a ballot has been introduced to the president in same meeting for such expulsion on the ground of demonstrated misconduct or insufficiency.
Parliament may by law direct the methodology for the introduction of a location and for the examination and evidence of the trouble making or insufficiency of a Judge under the past Clause.