Judicial Activism Should Not Turn Into Judicial Terrorism: CJI BR Gavai
- Chief Justice of India B. R. Gavai spoke at the Oxford Union, emphasizing that the Constitution is a "quiet revolution etched in ink" that uplifts marginalized communities and assures their rights.
- Gavai highlighted that judicial activism must not turn into "judicial terrorism" and emphasized careful exercise of judicial review in exceptional cases.
- He noted the necessity of political representation to combat caste hierarchies and ensure equality, citing B. R. Ambedkar's views on democracy's survival in unequal societies.
- Focusing on B. R. Ambedkar's vision, Gavai said that the Constitution guides citizens in seeking equality and justice, transforming their societal roles.
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Judicial activism shouldn't turn into judicial terrorism: CJI Gavai
New Delhi, Jun 11 (PTI) Chief Justice of India B R Gavai has emphasised that judicial activism is bound to stay but cautioned that it should not be turned into judicial terrorism. CJI Gavai said power of judicial review should be used sparingly and be used only if a statute is violative of the basic […]
Judicial Activism Shouldn't Turn into Judicial Terrorism: CJI Gavai
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