‘Article 142 has become a nuclear missile’: Jagdeep Dhankhar criticises Supreme Court verdict
- Vice-President Jagdeep Dhankhar criticized a Supreme Court ruling on the President's deadline for Bill assent, stating that judges should not act as a 'super Parliament' as they lack accountability.
- Dhankhar described Article 142 as a 'nuclear missile against democratic forces,' highlighting concerns over judiciary power.
- He mentioned that no FIR has been filed regarding cash found at Justice Yashwant Varma's residence months ago, raising public concern.
- The Supreme Court ruled the Tamil Nadu Governor's inaction on ten Bills as 'illegal,' setting a three-month deadline for assent.
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Dhankhar questions SC ruling: What is Article 142 which has been excoriated by Vice President? Explained
In a sharp critique of the judiciary, Vice President Jagdeep Dhankhar on Thursday expressed strong reservations about the Supreme Court setting a timeline for the President of India to act on bills sent for assent. Addressing Rajya Sabha interns, Dhankhar questioned the judiciary's role in what he termed as "overstepping constitutional boundaries." Dhankhar said, "The Supreme Court cannot act as a super Parliament or fire a nuclear missile at de…
Vice President Jagdeep Dhankhar says Article 142 has become ‘nuclear missile’: What is this provision?
Vice President Jagdeep Dhankhar has strongly criticised the Supreme Court over its recent ruling that laid down deadlines for the President and Governors to decide on bills. Addressing the 6th batch of Rajya Sabha interns on Thursday, he also decried Article 142 of the Constitution, saying it has become a ‘nuclear missile against democratic forces’. But what is it?
‘Article 142 has become a nuclear missile’: Jagdeep Dhankhar criticises Supreme Court verdict
The SC had, for the first time prescribed that the President should decide on the bills reserved for its consideration by the governor within 3 months from the date such reference is received
'Vice President's Opinion Must Be Taken Very Seriously' Says Former MP Rakesh Sinha On SC Verdict
Former Rajya Sabha MP and BJP leader Rakesh Sinha has voiced strong reservations over the Supreme Court’s recent verdict prescribing timelines for Governors and the President of India to act on state bills. In an interview with NewsX, Sinha cautioned against what he perceives as increasing judicial overreach and stressed the need to maintain constitutional balance and respect the roles of elected offices. Referring to the President as the highes…
'SC is using Article 142 like a Nuclear Missile against Democracy' - Star of Mysore
VP Dhankhar’s salvo at Supreme Court New Delhi: In his address to the 6th batch of Rajya Sabha interns Vice-President Jagdeep Dhankhar made some blistering remarks on the judiciary. Taking strong objection to the Supreme Court (SC) recently prescribing a timeline for the President to decide on Bills, Vice-President (VP) Jagdeep Dhankhar yesterday said, “India did not bargain for a democracy where judges would legislate, perform executive functio…
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