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News India Live, Digital Desk: Constitution is the soul of India: What is the most important to keep the country in a thread? A very strong and clear answer to this question has come from the Supreme Court in the country. Supreme Court Justice B.R. Gawai gave a historical statement and said that gives any
The principle of “one country, a constitution” is very important to keep the body united.
He said this at an event organized in the memory of Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar, the creator of the Constitution in Nagpur. He was accompanied by Chief Justice of India (CJI) D.Y. Chandrachud was also present.
Why was Section 370 against Ambedkar’s dreams?
Justice Gawai recalled the historical debate when Section 370, which gave special status to Jammu and Kashmir, was being discussed. He said that Dr. Ambedkar strongly opposed a separate constitution and separate flag for Jammu and Kashmir. Babasaheb believed that for the unity and integrity of India, there should be only one constitution and one flag in the whole country.
Justice Gawai said, “Keeping this ideology of Dr. Ambedkar, the Supreme Court recently justified the Central Government’s decision to remove Section 370. This decision is a big step towards realizing Babasaheb’s dream of Babasaheb’s dream of ‘Ek Bharat, Shrestha Bharat’.”
Constitution is not just a book, it is a means to change society: CJI Chandrachud
Speaking in this program, CJI D.Y. Chandrachud described the Indian Constitution as a “socially revolutionary document”. He said that our constitution is not just a book of laws, but it is a powerful medium to bring equality and justice in society. He reminded that Dr. Ambedkar had said that no matter how good the constitution is, if the people running it are not right, then it will prove to be bad.
What is the meaning of this statement?
This statement of the judges of the Supreme Court is not just a legal comment. It is a strong message that the basis of unity of India is its constitution. It suggests that the tore of Section 370 was not just a political decision, but it was an attempt to fulfill the basic dreams of the constitution makers of the country. This statement clears the picture of a strong and united India even more, where laws and constitution are paramount.