Calcutta High Court to hear habeas corpus petitions alleging illegal detention of Bengal workers in Odisha and Delhi. Court reminds lawyer to focus only on his client’s case.
Chief Justice of India B.R. Gavai emphasized Dr. B.R. Ambedkar’s vision for a unified India under a single Constitution, especially during the discussion of Article 370’s revocation. At an event marking the inauguration of Constitution Preamble Park, Gavai stressed that unity and constitutional strength are essential for overcoming national challenges, echoing Ambedkar’s beliefs.
The AIMPLB has urged political parties to address controversial remarks by Justice Shekhar Yadav, claiming they undermine judicial neutrality and constitutional values. The Board expressed disappointment over political silence, warning that ignoring such incidents threatens India’s secular principles. Upholding judicial impartiality is crucial for maintaining public trust in democracy.
CJI B.R. Gavai emphasized the significance of the Indian Constitution in safeguarding citizens’ rights, particularly against illegal demolitions termed “bulldozer justice.” The Supreme Court mandated due process before any demolition, highlighting the fundamental right to shelter under Article 21. It protects citizens from arbitrary actions by authorities while ensuring justice and dignity.
Chief Justice of India BR Gavai described the Indian Constitution as a “living document” that adapts to societal changes through amendments. He emphasized its role in empowering marginalized communities and highlighted its transformative force in achieving justice and equality. Gavai’s personal journey illustrates the Constitution’s impact on social justice and representation.
