Dont overstep limits, PM tells judiciary
by ravishankar singh on Apr 08, 2007 05:35 PM Permalink | Hide replies

hi all,
it is not the judiciary oversteping rather it is puting legislataure and executive within their limits what the constitution prescribed.
it is legislature oversteping by assuming that it can pass any law . parliament is not above constitutuion and judiciary is the watch dog to see and check that parliament should not oversteps its power what constitution enshrins.

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RE:Dont overstep limits, PM tells judiciary
by Idiot guy on Apr 08, 2007 05:39 PM Permalink

Where are you getting your facts from ?

Parliament CAN and has modified the constitution 45 times since independence, and HAS THE POWER to change it totally.

Say BJP wins all the seats in Parliament and passed a bill making 'Hindutwa' the new constitution, so it will be.

All you need is to pass the bill in the parliament.

It is the power invested on the MPs who have the power and authority to make changes in laws or constitution.

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RE:Dont overstep limits, PM tells judiciary
by quitcricket on Apr 08, 2007 06:08 PM Permalink
PLEASE GUYS HAVE SYMPATHY WITH MYFAQ HE IS A SCHEROPHERNIC

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RE:Dont overstep limits, PM tells judiciary
by myfaq on Apr 08, 2007 06:33 PM Permalink
Since when a pakistani ISI has started showing sympathy on indians???

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RE:Dont overstep limits, PM tells judiciary
by ravishankar singh on Apr 08, 2007 06:06 PM Permalink
please do not dilute the intesity of dicussion . i have graduated in laws and have master degree in law. if you can not understand the constitution then please go through it and than comment.
just read the preamble of the constitution which says that we the people of india has enacted the constitution and given the power to parliament to enact the law, therefore we the people of india is supreme. judiciary is the watchdog to see that parliament does not oversteps it limit.

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by myfaq on Apr 08, 2007 06:35 PM Permalink
Well said, Ravihshanker...Kindly do a small favour too your fellow citizens...Create another thread with this message..

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