Harvard-Affiliated Indians Flag Concern over Campaign Against Constitutional Institutions, Stress Need to Uphold Rule of Law
The signatories urged evidence-based scrutiny of law enforcement actions and said the statement reflected their individual views, not Harvard University’s position.
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Harvard scholars warn against attacks on India's constitutional institutions
A group of 44 Harvard scholars and professionals criticised unsupported attacks on India's constitutional bodies. Their statement stressed evidence, due process and respect for the rule of law.
Harvard-affiliated Indians flag concern over campaign against constitutional institutions, stress need to uphold rule of law
A group of Indian citizens affiliated with Harvard University has expressed concern over what it described as a “concerted campaign” against India's constitutional institutions, including the Election Commission of India (ECI), the Supreme Court, the office of the Chief Justice of India (CJI) and Parliament, stressing that the Constitution, rule of law and civil liberties must be respected at all times.
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In a statement, the signatories stressed that the Constitution, rule of law and civil liberties must be upheld at all times. They also flagged reports of Harvard University’s name being used to lend credibility
Indians belonging to Harvard have expressed deep concern about the ongoing baseless criticism against India's constitutional bodies (Election Commission, Supreme Court). He stressed that the dignity of institutions should not be jeopardized, accused without evidence, for political gain. Harvard has also objected to the misuse of the name. has pleaded for compliance with constitutional responsibility, the rule of law.
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