Priyanka Tiwari
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On Monday, the Supreme Court took note of some recent political remarks concerning their judgement on Tamil Nadu, and made mention of those fluctuations. This was during the hearing of a petition seeking President's Rule in West Bengal because of the violence.
Judges of Dhankhar's Vice-Presidential concerns on the formalized description of governing processes suggested that: 'as many allegations suggest, we have overstepped our duties and begun exercising legislative and diplomatic powers.'
President and Governor Bound Law Mulling Legislations
We are yet to receive other reactions regarding Dhankhar's accusation directed toward the Supreme Court for imposing a three-month grace period for the President and the Governors to decide on pending laws and legislations. In moderate reasoning and upon the principle attached to democracy, saying that a person who is deemed for such responsibilities must be ready to execute them for no other reason but that he is qualified.
In Dhankhar's words: “In what direction are we advancing politically? There is a mandate hierarchy where the head of a crowned Republic must make a decree within.” Dhankhar was precisely clear: Judges are exercising legislative, and legislative powers in order under existing legal framework.
Remarks by BJP MP Nishikant Dubey
In what many Dubey strengthened the discussion, Vice President of the BJP, defended this point saying that that such instruction given by the President of the court case is a without doubt judicial overreach. Judicial overrule, according aegis ad legem, Dubey, who in watched order is a);
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“He Supreme Court has overstepped its boundaries. You are instructing the President to do what? There is no such provision in any legislation. If everything is determined by the court, what is the use of having a Parliament or State Assemblies?” Dubey stated.
In addition, he accused the judiciary of instigating conflicts of a religious nature alongside the volatile nature of the politics.
Political Responses–
The BJP has already noted that Dubey’s comments were intended to express his personal views and not the party’s position.
