Former Chief Justice of India Justice Gavai responded to the shocking shoe-hurling incident in court, emphasizing respect for all religions. He said, “Sometimes forgiveness is better than punishment,” highlighting a message of patience and understanding.
Justice B.R. Gavai’s remarks after the Pahalgam attack emphasize peace and dialogue over war, reinforcing the judiciary’s commitment to constitutional values. His call for restraint over retaliation reflects India’s tradition of non-violence, embodying the principles of Mahatma Gandhi and Dr. B.R. Ambedkar. Gavai advocates for civil liberties amidst rising tensions.
Justice Gavai of the Supreme Court emphasized that reservation policies cannot apply to constitutional appointments, requiring merit-based selections. He advocated for continued reservation for underprivileged communities while insisting on transparency and integrity in judiciary appointments. His personal pledge to refrain from post-retirement roles highlights a commitment to judicial independence and reform in India’s reservation approach.
The Supreme Court of India has raised concerns over the growing trend of political parties announcing “freebies” ahead of elections, questioning whether such policies are fostering a culture of dependency rather than empowering citizens to contribute to national development. A bench comprising Justice B.R. Gavai and Justice Augustine George Masih observed that instead of integrating people into the mainstream economy, these handouts might be discouraging individuals from actively participating in the workforce.
NEW DELHI: The Supreme Court of India has today (20th Jan) stated that it will either wait for the Union Government to take a decision or will proceed to decide on the merits of a mercy petition filed by Balwant Singh Rajoana. This petition seeks to reduce his death sentence to life imprisonment. The petition has been pending before the President of India since 2012.
Today (18th March): During the hearing, advocate Mathews Nedumpara claimed that the citizens were unaware of the entire judgment in the Electoral Bond case. NEW DELHI: Today (March 18th): During the hearing concerning the Electoral Bond case, a heated verbal exchange between Chief Justice DY Chandrachud and advocate Mathews Nedumpara, creating waves on social media. […]
Justice N V Anjaria of Gujarat High Court was recommended to be the Chief Justice of Karnataka High Court by the Supreme Court Collegium, succeeding Justice PS Dinesh Kumar. Known for his expertise in civil and constitutional law, he was praised for integrity and competence. The appointment is pending government approval and is set to take effect on February 24th.
In a recent development, the Supreme Court of India has issued a contempt notice to a magistrate and police officers in Gujarat for violating its order. This action follows the remand of a man to police custody, which contradicted an interim anticipatory bail order previously issued by the Supreme Court. Also read-Supreme Court Stresses Need […]
