As a sitting judge, Justice Chagla headed a commission of inquiry that lead to the resignation of Nehru’s finance minister TT Krishnamachari. Despite that Chagla’s services  were required for the nation. He held a variety of offices including an ad-hoc stint at the ICJ. A chamber junior of Jinnah, Chagla opposed the two nation theory and was India’s representative to the UN during the 1971 war, where he brilliantly opposed Zulfiqar Ali Bhutto. During the Emergency, in a great speech at Ahmedabad he criticised the Indira Gandhi government and fully expected to be jailed for it. Chagla was also present at the launching of the BJP in 1980. What benefit did he give the Congress you ask. Ask how he served the country to the best of his ability.