Linguist Ganesh Devy warns that Special Intensive Revision threatens India's Constitution, alleging manipulation of data and weakening citizen rights.
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ONOE: Ex-CJIs say bill ‘may not’ violate basic structure of Constitution, but question powers to EC
New Delhi: Former Chief Justices of India D.Y.Chandrachud and J.S.Khehar told a Joint Parliamentary Committee (JPC) Friday that while simultaneous elections to Lok Sabha and the state assemblies “may ...
On 27th February 1967, a majority in a 11-judge bench of the Supreme Court declared that Parliament could amend Fundamental Rights. The verdict’s significance lay in the role it played in the ...
NEW DELHI: Former chief justice of India BR Gavai told a parliamentary committee on Thursday that the simultaneous elections bill does not violate the basic structure of the Constitution.Becoming the ...
Simultaneous elections do not violate the basic structure of the Constitution or its federal framework, former Chief Justice of India B.R. Gavai told Parliament’s Joint Committee reviewing the ...
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