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Article 142 has become a nuclear missile against Democratic forces available to judiciary 24x7. We cannot have a situation where you direct the President of India and on what basis? The only right you have under the Constitution is to interpret the Constitution under Article 145(3). There it has...

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Priyankavor 1 Jahr

THANK YOU very much, Sir @VPIndia, Shri @narendramodi , @AmitShah , for taking up Article 142 and pinning it down point blank! 😇

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Building 7 Boutiquevor 1 Jahr

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PLUGPULRvor 1 Jahr

AMEND or ABOLISH article 142!!!!! 🙏🏽🇮🇳 @PMOIndia

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Narsinha N Dvor 1 Jahr

Court kis basis par Sansad me banaye niyam hata sakti hai? Court ko fir 2013 me bane Waqf ke vishesh adhikar ko bhi hata dena chahiye.

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Mr. Xvor 1 Jahr

Also, why the Judges gets 2 months of vacation sponsored by common tax payers? While everyone works hard and they just enjoy while crores of cases pending involving poorest of the citizens. Time to have check and balances on Judiciary as well.

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Saumya Shuklavor 1 Jahr

ये देश के लोकतंत्र की न्यायपालिका की तानाशाही के खिलाफ आवाज है।👏🏼

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Prem Tiwari🇮🇳vor 1 Jahr

जज न तो जनता चुनती है, न ही वो चुनाव लड़ते हैं — बस आपसी जुगाड़ और लॉबी से सेलेक्ट हो जाते हैं। और फिर लोकतंत्र के सिर पर बैठकर चुनी हुई सरकार के फैसलों पर रोक लगाते हैं। यही है ‘लोकतंत्र का असली न्याय’!"

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Rakesh Bhattvor 1 Jahr

Checks and balances are the cornerstone of a healthy democracy. It's time for the legislature and executive to push back against judicial overreach.

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Shubhamvor 1 Jahr

No one is above the law, not even president. Why the president was sitting on the bills? That's why Supreme Court is given the power of complete justice. Please get your basics of Democracy right.

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Saravanakumarvor 1 Jahr

Great sir really great sir

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Amit Sinhavor 1 Jahr

Judicial outreach and flawed judgements have become order of the day

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