NEW DELHI: Chief Justice of India Dipak Misra mentioned on Wednesday that it used to be rather easy to criticise, attack and wreck a device but very difficult to make it “carry out” as he referred to as for transcending “non-public ambitions or grievances” and protecting a “certain mindset of reforms” to take any establishment to the heights of glory.
The CJI’s remarks were noticed as his first public response to the rebellion through 4 most senior Supreme Court judges who, in an remarkable press convention on January 12 this yr, had accused him of breaching norms and rules through “selectively” assigning cases of far-reaching national significance to junior judges.
"It is essential to be productive in a state of counter-productive times,” CJI Dipak Misra mentioned in his deal with after unfurling the Tricolour at a function organised through the Supreme Court Bar Association. “There could also be some components that may endeavour to weaken the establishment. But we refuse, we all together, to succumb to them,” the CJI advised the gathering which included law minister Ravi Shankar Prasad.
Prasad mentioned the judiciary will have to handle restraint in interfering in issues of coverage and governance and that governance should be left to the folk’s representatives. Judiciary will have to most effective intrude when the federal government goes unsuitable, he mentioned. He mentioned the federal government has all the time respected the idea that of Public Interest Litigation as a device to give protection to the rights of the deficient and deprived, however the judiciary will have to discourage ‘fly-by-night’ PILs.
“We have all the time respected PIL and judiciary should intrude to place things proper I would additionally say that governance should be left to people who are elected through the folk to manipulate,” Prasad mentioned. Attorney General K K Venugopal, on the other hand, used the instance to deliver to the notice the issue of over-crowding in court rooms.
The CJI’s remarks were noticed as his first public response to the rebellion through 4 most senior Supreme Court judges who, in an remarkable press convention on January 12 this yr, had accused him of breaching norms and rules through “selectively” assigning cases of far-reaching national significance to junior judges.
"It is essential to be productive in a state of counter-productive times,” CJI Dipak Misra mentioned in his deal with after unfurling the Tricolour at a function organised through the Supreme Court Bar Association. “There could also be some components that may endeavour to weaken the establishment. But we refuse, we all together, to succumb to them,” the CJI advised the gathering which included law minister Ravi Shankar Prasad.
Prasad mentioned the judiciary will have to handle restraint in interfering in issues of coverage and governance and that governance should be left to the folk’s representatives. Judiciary will have to most effective intrude when the federal government goes unsuitable, he mentioned. He mentioned the federal government has all the time respected the idea that of Public Interest Litigation as a device to give protection to the rights of the deficient and deprived, however the judiciary will have to discourage ‘fly-by-night’ PILs.
“We have all the time respected PIL and judiciary should intrude to place things proper I would additionally say that governance should be left to people who are elected through the folk to manipulate,” Prasad mentioned. Attorney General K K Venugopal, on the other hand, used the instance to deliver to the notice the issue of over-crowding in court rooms.
Easy to destroy a system, hard to make it work: CJI
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