CJI BR Gavai visited Gray’s Inn, where Dr. Ambedkar studied law, to commemorate 75 years of the Indian Constitution. He emphasized Ambedkar’s legacy and its impact on his life as a Dalit judiciary leader. Gavai highlighted the Constitution’s principles of equality and justice, celebrating Ambedkar’s enduring relevance in Indian democracy.
The Delhi High Court dismissed a PIL for a separate Gujjar Regiment in the Indian Army, emphasizing equal recruitment policies without caste distinctions. The judges criticized the demand as unconstitutional, reaffirming the Army’s commitment to national unity through integrated regiments. The petitioner withdrew the case after the court’s observations.
The Supreme Court examined the Waqf (Amendment) Act, 2025, comparing Waqf to Hinduism’s Moksha and addressing its religious significance. Kapil Sibal argued that Waqf is a divine dedication, unlike mere charity, countering the Centre’s claims. The case highlights the essence of charity across religions and its implications for religious endowments.
In his farewell speech, Justice Suresh Kumar Kait lauded the Indian Constitution for promoting equality and opportunity, illustrating that anyone, including a farm laborer, can become a Chief Justice. He emphasized Dr. B.R. Ambedkar’s role in fostering a diverse society and the judicial system’s inclusivity, inspiring future generations.
Chief Justice of India BR Gavai expressed disappointment over the absence of senior Maharashtra officials during his first visit as CJI. Vice-President Dhankhar emphasized the importance of adherence to protocol for constitutional roles. Both leaders stressed the need for mutual respect among the branches of democracy, highlighting the judiciary’s significance.
Chief Justice B R Gavai emphasized that the Constitution of India is the supreme authority, urging all branches of democracy—the legislature, executive, and judiciary—to work collaboratively for national progress. Speaking at a conference in Mumbai, he highlighted India’s achievements and the importance of unity to uphold constitutional values and strengthen democracy.
The All India Muslim Personal Law Board (AIMPLB) is protesting in Telangana against the Waqf Amendment Act, claiming it unlawfully seizes Muslim Waqf properties and violates minority rights. They assert the amendments undermine constitutional protections and threaten Muslim autonomy in managing religious endowments. The AIMPLB has filed a Supreme Court challenge and initiated nationwide protests.
