@Satyamsundaramm@advsanjoy Society needs institutions for its proper functioning, not individuals who claim to embody them. Institutions protect rights, uphold the rule of law and ensure accountability. Respecting an individual cannot mean placing them above the institution or the Constitution.
@Satyamsundaramm@advsanjoy Word Hon'ble must be for institution which protects your liberty, life and hold actual position of law rather than an individual. But it has became superiority complex. Absolutely constitution of India is Hon’ble, no individual can be Hon'ble on the ground of work, birth, power.
I believe differences should be resolved through dialogue, not boycotts. If there are concerns about courtroom conduct, seek constructive modifications rather than confrontation. The dignity of the Bar and the Bench must be preserved in the interest of justice. #highcourt
@AnuragChaddha I believe differences should be resolved through dialogue, not boycotts. If there are concerns about courtroom conduct, seek constructive modifications rather than confrontation. The dignity of the Bar and the Bench must be preserved in the interest of justice.
@TheAccusedMan@vivekkumar84 Thanks! I thought anyone could become an advocate just by passing an entrance exam, without needing an LL.B. degree or having just a graduation degree.
@TheAccusedMan@vivekkumar84 Hmm, you are right bro but I'm not an advocat. I'm a software Engineer. Nd I argued several cases before Hon’ble HC and Supreme Court. But now supposed to do Law.
@MamtaTripathi80 I personally witnessed this humane side of Justice Ajay Bhanot when I appeared in person before him. His gesture reflected wisdom, humility and respect for human dignity. True greatness lies in treating everyone with respect irrespective of his profession. Kudos to Ajay Bhanot ji
A former IAS officer, Balakrishnan Sathyabhama Mavoji, has approached the Supreme Court challenging the Centre’s orders prescribing the six-stanza version of Vande Mataram on specified occasions.
⚖️ Can a citizen be compelled to furnish a peace bond and what happens when they refuse?
AISA President Neha Bora challenged the notice issued by the Special Executive Magistrate (SEM), requiring her to furnish a ₹10,000 bond to maintain peace. The Delhi High Court dismissed 1/3
her petition.
Neha Bora has now stated that she will not sign the peace bond.
This raises important questions about individual liberty, preventive action by the administration, and the limits of executive authority. 2/3