Law minister receives PM Modi at Andal airport
Incidentally in 2015, Prime Minister Narendra Modi was the first person to fly to New Delhi in a special flight from Kazi Nazrul Islam Airport in Andal.
Incidentally in 2015, Prime Minister Narendra Modi was the first person to fly to New Delhi in a special flight from Kazi Nazrul Islam Airport in Andal.
Law minister Moloy Ghatak flagged off two luxury bus services from Asansol today.
ED had issued a notice to Ghatak on June 6, giving him enough time of 13 days in between to prepare himself and appear at the agency's New Delhi office.
Meghwal's appointment has come at a time when the Central government and the Supreme Court have often not been on the same page on the appointment of judges to the higher judiciary.
The Bombay Lawyers Association had challenged the Bombay High Court order dismissing a PIL against the vice-president and the Union law minister’s remarks on judiciary and the collegium system.
The largest Bench of the Court sat for the longest time six months and delivered arguably the most celebrated judgment in the legislative history of independent India. It conceded to Parliament but only partly the power to suitably amend the Constitution to carry forward its intent but held it could not tinker with or alter the ‘basic structure‘ of the same. Most crucially, it could not curtail the independent power of the Judiciary to review any legislation to ensure that it conforms to the ‘basic structure
Rijiju said he observed that on several occasions judges go beyond the limit of duties and tend to do executive functions without knowing the ground realities.
Justice Srikrishna said, "Today, things are very bad. I must confess, if I were to stand in a public square and say I don't like the face of the Prime Minister, somebody might raid me, arrest me, throw me in jail without giving me any reason. Now that is something that all of us should oppose as citizens."
A court in Bihar's Danapur on Thursday rejected the bail application of former state Law Minister Kartikeya Singh, in a 2014 kidnapping case.
The brakes put on the justice delivery system by the Covid-19 restrictions have only exacerbated its inherent sloth, says G. L. VERMA.
