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Central Vista, executive’s caprice, and rule of law
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January 10, 2021 23:47 IST
Constitutional tradition requires the state’s decisions to be just, fair and reasonable and adhere to procedure
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Constitutional tradition requires the state’s decisions to be just, fair and reasonable and adhere to procedure
There is a pattern that emerges out of the contemporary Supreme Court of India’s most notable judgments. These rulings invariably begin with an homage to the ideas of the rule of law. But the opening tributes are left by the wayside when it comes time for the Court to apply those ideas to the case at hand. The invariable upshot: the executive government’s caprice trumps due process, and the rule of law survives only in name. The judgment delivered on January 5 in ....

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