The Supreme Court has ruled that visually impaired individuals cannot be denied the opportunity to join judicial services, marking a pivotal step towards inclusion in the judiciary. This decision overturns previous discriminatory rules that barred visually impaired candidates from consideration in judicial service exams. The court emphasized that no candidate should be excluded from recruitment based solely on their disability. This verdict aligns with the court's stance that dismissing scientific assessments in specialized medical fields is misguided. The ruling aims to ensure fair judicial appointments for visually impaired candidates across India.