SC Put Stop to ‘Bulldozer Justice’: cannot be an executive judge, Jury, CJI says. Bharat News

New Delhi: Highlighting the contribution of the Supreme Court in the last 75 years to accelerate political, economic and social justice at the poor and marginalized, CJI Br Gavai on Thursday told an assembly of top judges of Italy a assembly of how the apex court recently banned “bulldozer justice” and stopped the executive from becoming Judge, Juri and Jallad.Gawai was referring to the SC’s decision last year, which arbitrarily preventing the demolition of the houses of the accused of crime, bypassing the legal process, which violated the fundamental rights of citizens under Article 21.CJI Br Gavai was speaking in the Milan Court of Appeal on the role of the Constitution in giving socio-economic justice in a country: Reflections of the Indian Constitution for 75 years “. The CJI said, “Executive Judge, Jury and Jallad cannot all be formed simultaneously,” quoting the decision as saying, “there is an aspect of socio-economic rights in the construction of a House.”The CJI said, “For an average citizen, the construction of a house is often the culmination of years of hard work, dreams and aspirations. A house is not only a property, but symbolizing stability, security and collective hopes of a family or individuals for the future.”“As we look at these 75 years, there is no doubt that the Indian Constitution has tried to change the lives of common people. In short, many aspects of directed principles were implemented by reading or making laws as an aspect of fundamental rights,” CJI Gawai said.He said, “While Parliament led the law and constitutional amendments, the Supreme Court has continuously worked to change socio-economic rights, from education to livelihood, in the applied fundamental rights, which was then influenced by Parliament,” he said.The CJI said that in the last 75 years in giving socio-economic justice, the visit of the Constitution is “the story of great ambition and important successes … The first after the Indian Parliament joined the Constitution, the first initiative and the agricultural reform laws and positive action for the backward classes was clearly seen clearly.The second Dalit CJI Gawai, who became the head of the judiciary of India, said, “Positive action policies in education, which demand to correct historical injustice and ensure representation of scheduled castes, scheduled tribes and socially and educationally backward classes, have been a concrete manifestation of the constitution and social-judicial judicial defense.”Due to these measures, he could become a CJI, Gawai said, he was a product of very constitutional ideals that demanded the opportunity to democratized and eliminate the obstacles of caste and exclusion.