Critique of the Judgment. What can we do now..... We can only hope one day we can get back our constitution sans the damage done by Western indoctrinated fellows
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Replying to @monteskw
Several points. Agree w/ DYC & IM on doing away with the essential practices test. Religious denomination question was a harder one & there are unresolved questions that the plurality did not address.
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Replying to @monteskw
Don't believe so. She did cite some criticism of the test which I understood to imply some skepticism but didn't go as far as DYC. However, DYC's alternative is fearsome & dangerous.
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Replying to @cbcnn_Pilid
Same para. Such devotion to legislature. Next para, he reads a right into 25(2) which is merely social reform provision for legislature. And then elevates that right to sky highpic.twitter.com/lSeNDuZniS
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Replying to @cbcnn_Pilid
So unless there is a social reform legislation, 25(2) cannot get triggered. And the conflict with 26 doesn't arise. This gives the legislature to add and remove provisions based on necessity I think. Our framers are smarter than these judges :-)
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Replying to @monteskw
Framers were very smart that way but didn't factor in the politics. Here, the other route, of course, was that it was held not to be a denomination. That way, the Kerala Act's provisions were triggered & rules contrary to it were voided in application to this temple.
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Replying to @cbcnn_Pilid
Laws/judments that don't command obedience sometimes undermine entire legal system. If you make enough noises for a couple of years the board itself would have withdrawn the rule without losing face
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Replying to @monteskw
Right, this was bound to happen some day. Too much interference by the top court too soon on too many matters was going to erode its legitimacy. But pity is there is no evidence it has learnt anything from this or that politicians are inclined to make noise about reforming it.
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Tomorrow crackers Judgment. Then FGM. Then male circumcision? Let's see.
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