"No Authority Above Parliament": Jagdeep Dhankhar Rips Into Supreme Court
- Vice President Jagdeep Dhankhar stated that the Constitution is for the people, and that elected representatives are the 'ultimate masters' of its content.
- Dhankhar criticized the Supreme Court for overstepping its boundaries, describing its use of Article 142 as a 'nuclear missile against democratic forces.'
- He reiterated that Parliament is supreme and that the Constitution is for the people, with elected officials safeguarding it.
- Dhankhar called for accountability in the judiciary, arguing that judges should not legislate or perform executive functions without oversight.
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VP Dhankhar's fresh salvo at judiciary: 'Constitution is for people, those elected are ultimate masters'
Amid a row over his remarks on a Supreme Court ruling, Vice President Jagdeep Dhankhar on Tuesday fired another barb at the judiciary, asserting that the Constitution is for the people and those elected through constitutional practices are the "ultimate masters" of safeguarding it and in deciding what its content should be. While speaking to students at the University of Delhi, the Vice President stated that every word uttered by a constitutiona…
"No Authority Above Parliament": Jagdeep Dhankhar Rips Into Supreme Court
Vice President Jagdeep Dhankhar has again questioned the remit of the judiciary within the framework of the Indian government as laid out in the Constitution, declaring the "Parliament is supreme" and that "elected representatives (i.e., the MPs) are
Vice President Jagdeep Dhankhar again made a big statement, said 'Parliament is Supreme'
Vice President Jagdeep Dhankhar big statement, said ‘Parliament is supreme’ news in hindi Addressing a program, the Vice President said, “The public representatives are several times seriously accountable through elections. Jagdeep Dhankhar News in Hindi: Emphasizing the debate on judicial encroachment, Vice President Jagdeep Dhankhar on Tuesday said that elected representatives are the “final owners” of the constitutional subject matter and …
“Parliament Holds Supremacy”: VP Dhankhar defends remarks on judicial overreach
New Delhi, April 22: Vice President Jagdeep Dhankhar on Tuesday defended his earlier comments criticizing the Supreme Court, reiterating his concerns over what he perceives as judicial overreach. His remarks come in response to a recent Supreme Court directive mandating that the President act within three months on bills referred by state governors. Speaking at an event at Delhi University, Dhankhar emphasized the primacy of the legislature, sta…
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