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Nishikant Dubey’s comments on the Supreme Court of late are bound to attract sharp criticism, especially from the opposition. The final court of appeal’s engagement in legislative matters was Dubey’s concern. While expressing his thoughts, he said ‘If everything requires a trip to the Supreme Court, there is no need for a Parliament or State Assemblies’’.

BJP Responds to Harsh Criticism

As a reaction to the criticism, the BJP pointed out similarly scathing past remarks made by Congress leaders to defend their stance on the issue.

BJP’s Sarma and Congress Assam Chief Minister Himanta sought to defend with criticism by sharing media report screenshots showing Congress leaders over the years have offered scathing commentary on judiciary’s functioning. “The BJP has unfalteringly protected the separation of powers and the functional autonomy of the judiciary, which is one of the pillars of the democracy in India,” Sarma wrote on X.

He went on to add that the Congress has a long history of utterly critiquing in public the court system and asked why does such a party so keen to tell us their has been stance what’s their bang on judicial affairs over the years.

Amit Malviya Shares Video of Indira Ghandi’s Critique of Judiciay.

While arguing back Malviya shared a video of Indira Ghandi which at some point supposed to be of Indira Gandhi. Mukherjee querries Vandana’s worth telling judgement. The Ghandi tells the judgment of Ghandhi during her days that are.

‘How does Mohd Shah querry know what is happening in the political dominan world? What are the forces at work which want to destroy developing economy. Is a judge able to come up with that answer? Then why have democracy? Why Get elections?

‘This isn’t a BJP phenomenon as indisposed intercom system claimed.’


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