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#WATCH | Delhi | On Vice President Jagdeep Dhankhar's statement, Former Additional Solicitor General (ASG) Aman Lekhi says, "His criticism is misplaced... His comment leans towards excess, and amounts more or less to hyperbole, which people in constitutional positions should be wary of indulging in because there has to... be both caution and restraint when you talk about legal and emotive issues. By stirring emotions, you take the mind away from the legality and create a misconception about the whole controversy, which can have long-term consequences because it can create a view that discredits the system. I'm not saying that any system should be averse to scrutiny, but the criticism should be warranted, and the scrutiny should be sensible... The judiciary cannot be a wing of the government... The judiciary is not supposed to oppose the government for the sake of opposing, but the judiciary cannot always be seen as being on the same side as the government because the government is a litigant in the judiciary... The fact that the court is considering legal controversies arising out of the government's act shows that we've got a vibrant and effective legal system that's a tribute to the worth and efficacy of our system, and we should celebrate it.... As long as there's a means of resolution, conflicts are welcome, because conflict shows an intelligent and active polity..."show more

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Telangana Maata1 year ago

What right judiciary has to give time limit to President of India ? If thats the case. President of India can do the same to judiciary? Executive branch too can do same judiciary?

BhartiyNiveshak (BN Ka Parivar)1 year ago

Open season declared by judiciary and even this conflict shows intelligent and active polity. Enjoy.

Sudhakar1 year ago

Non sense. Judiciary must be accountable otherwise it will go berserk n out of control. Proper check n balance keeps the democracy alive.

Shantaram Mandlik (🚩नमो परिवार🇮🇳)1 year ago

SC is silent on Summer vacations Number of working days in a year More than 5 Crs cases pending Corruption in judiciary Accountability Transparency Reforms in Judiciary Conflict of collegium? Nepotism Cases on fast track Abnormal delay in delivery of justice @ndtv @republic

Proud Hindu1 year ago

Out 365 days in year Judges work only 150 to 180 days only.. Pending millions of cases infront of court but no speeding up the process.. Crores of cash found in judge house no action on him yet.. No body above law.. milord is thinking God himself..🙏

🕵kkonline🕵1 year ago

judiciary breached its lakshman rekha by giving Mandamus to the President of India, the constitutional heads, against purview of article 32 where were these vocabularies? Also to add, what happened to SC investigation on the judges cash? That guy is retaining gov bunglow btw.

Neeraj Sharma🇮🇳1 year ago

He may be right but what explains the different standards being adopted for different cases, in some people are asked to go thru lower courts and in others there is a hurry to solve own. Common man sees and observes everything there is lack of transparency and standard approach

Rajiv R1 year ago

Because of idiots like him Judiciary is what it is today in India, guys like Lekhi are like orstriches burying their heads in sand and ignoring the excesses of judiciary. Why the jokers in SC discriminate so blatantly against Hindus, forget Govt.

Ravindra1 year ago

Spoke much without addressing the real issues which the Hon. Vice President raised. Text book gyan is okay.

A K🇮🇳1 year ago

All these rascals have pushed india into the drain.

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