"We have to give representation to OBCs, SC/STs and other minorities in the appointment of judges to High Courts and the Supreme Court. Though there is no reservation rule, the selection or appointing authority must keep this in mind.
"In a country like ours, where different communities, different culture are there, we have to give some latitude to them and fill up those pores," he said.
"No law is required. All appointments should be made on merits. But at the same time, because of the nature of our country, many people at the bottom level, they have to come up. We have to give them some representation. If they satisfy minimum requirements, you can consider those candidates," he said.