Chief Justice Surya Kant Highlights Massive Scale of Global Illicit Wealth

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Chief Justice Surya Kant made a striking observation about the enormous scale of illicit wealth accumulated globally. He stated that the illicit wealth generated in a single year would be sufficient to purchase laptops for every person on Earth. The Chief Justice also noted that economic crime and illicit wealth operate beyond conventional boundaries, disregarding national sovereignty that typically protects legal structures from foreign interference. His remarks underlined the transnational and destabilizing nature of financial crime in the modern world.

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