Is the Chief Justice Wrong Both About Mahatma Gandhi and to Visit Hindu Temples in Saffron Robes?

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• KR

  @krishnaraocolluru5333 · 2 years ago

  The time honoured adage that ‘Not only justice should be done but should appear to have been done’ steps in here.  This adage casts a duty, an onus on every judicial officer in the country.  Not only they should be impartial between so many segments of populace, but carry the onus of appearing to be so.!

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• JA

  @jassaljs · 2 years ago

  I read the article and respect Ram immensely! I was waiting for to hear him. This act of the CJI is definitely not in line with the constitutional responsibility! Regrettable!

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• MA

  @MayaRao21 · 2 years ago

  And we had such high hopes from his appointment but he has failed us

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• AS

  @asathyamurthy2481 · 2 years ago (edited)

  People have lost faith in the SC, the only institution that they earlier thought hadn't come under BJP influence.

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• KV

  @kvishnup · 2 years ago

  If CJI is unable to withstand the pressure from Modi govt then rather than creating a certain image of himself, he should just step down to protect the integrity and digity of his position. The position of "Chief Justice" is more important than the person "DY Chandrachud".

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• AR

  @argonneon4938 · 2 years ago

  People should learn that bravery and courage not come from just sitting on higher authority it come from heart with the love of people a normal man Mahatma Gandhi dried the blood of Britishers and many more like hr Khanna former justice of sc so every citizen of india should learn from these to not lower the knee against any wrong doings

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• YA

  @yalamurukothandapani1676 · 2 years ago

  Constitution safe guarding head brought his position to such low levels. It’s unthinkable and disgusting.

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• NA

  @Naidhrua2926 · 2 years ago

  Our CJI is resembling Mr Ranjan Gogoi ….People who celebrated his becoming CJI have started thinking !!!!!!

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• AR

  @arupgoswami8581 · 2 years ago (edited)

  In these days of dangerous politicisation of Hinduism,  the Chief Justice should have been wary of publicly elucidating what he thought was the significance of his personal visit to a temple , right? Does Justice automatically accommodate traditional religiosity? One doesn't think it does.

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• SA

  @salemganapathi5282 · 2 years ago

  You know judges of the Supreme Court tend to go in a direction for post retirement position

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• CH

  @chakrasrinivas6260 · 2 years ago

  It&apos;s all about post retirement....<br>Taking the side of winning party in the coming elections will all always have an advantage for the future endeavours...<br>Can get a rajyasabha seat, can get a governor post, or a lieutenant governor., <br>Advisor, &nbsp;party ticket/ favour for family member........ &nbsp;Greed has no limits....<br>Or else people just have to live in denial or just say circumstantial or worthiness....

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• MA

  @MayaRao21 · 2 years ago

  Completely demeans his great post and reveals the fragile ground on which he stands

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