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SC misinterpreted Article 124 sub clause 2

The 1993 and 1998 judgments of the Supreme Court on the Collegium system clearly highlights the fact that the Supreme Court usurped the powers of the President in Article 124(2) of the Constitution to bestow upon itself the power to appoint judges by foisting on this nation the dubious collegium system and enhancing the power of CJI in this whole process. Any person with some common sense could make out from Article 124(2) that it does not provide any power to the CJI or the SC to appoint judges. The word consultation was dubiously interpreted by the Honourable Judges to give themselves the powers. NJAC is the only solution and the Supreme Court should overturn its verdicts to restore the Constitutional Amendment and the resultant NJAC Act. CJI has no right or business to criticize the Government and his complaints ring hollow in the backdrop of Supreme Courts own actions in this regard.

santosh hatwar 25/08/2016

 

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