After CEC, will there also be a change in how judges are appointed?

The govt may now come back with a modified version of the NJAC bill whereby the practice of judges appointing themselves is stopped

The Supreme Court has done the right thing by ordering that the Chief Election Commissioner will henceforth be chosen by a committee comprising the prime minister, the leader of the opposition and the chief justice. This is more-or-less of a piece with what, first, the Venkatachaliah Committee in 2002 and then the National Judicial Appointments Commission bill in 2016, had suggested for the appointment of judges. 

The first, which became a bill in 2003, could not be presented to parliament as it was dissolved. The second was passed unanimously by parliament, but the Supreme Court struck it down, saying it