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CJI: No foresight in drafting law clogs courts, Bihar prohibition is example
The Chief Justice of India, NV Ramana, cited Bihar’s ban on Sunday as an example of the “lack of vision” in drafting legislation, causing the courts to be flooded with cases, and said that the legislature appeared to “underutilize” the parliamentary standing committee system. “Strengthen the review of the bill.”
“I hope this will change, because such review improves the quality of legislation,” CJI Ramana said at the Fifth Late Shri Lavu Venkateswarlu Donation Lecture on “Indian Justice: Challenges for the Future” at Siddhartha Law School in Vijayawada.
In his speech, CJI also defended the judicial system, because the Collegium system of judges appointing judges is equivalent to the appointment of judges, calling it “one of the widely circulated myths.” Speaking of the lack of well-thought-out legislation, CJI stated that “there is usually no impact assessment or basic review of constitutionality before the legislation is passed.”
“Lack of vision in legislation will directly lead to court blockage. For example, the introduction of the Bihar Prohibition Order in 2016 caused the High Court to be blocked by bail applications. Therefore, a simple bail application can take a year to be processed,” he Say.
Emphasizing the importance of debate in legislation, CJI said: “Imperfect laws have led to a surge in litigation. A proposed law can only be improved through the participation of all stakeholders and meaningful debate. Parliament introduced it in the 1990s. An extraordinary mechanism to strengthen the review of the bill-the review of the Standing Committee. However, the legislature does not seem to be able to make full use of the committee system.”
When talking about the choice of judges, CJI Ramana said, “It has become a fashion to reiterate phrases such as ‘the judge appoints the judge himself’.”
“I think this is one of the widely circulated myths. In fact, the judiciary is only one of the many participants involved in the process. Many authorities are involved, including the federal law department, state governments, governors, high court colleges, intelligence The bureau, and finally the top executives, are all appointed to review the suitability of candidates. I regret to note that the above concepts are also spread by well-informed people. After all, this narrative fits certain parts,” he said.
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After nearly a month apart, Gurucharan Singh, the missing person from Taarak Mehta Ka Ooltah Chashmah, returns home. He has “left worldly life.”
After going missing on April 22 of this year, actor Gurucharan Singh made his way back home on Friday. The Delhi Police were cited in an India Today article stating that Gurucharan Singh “was on a religious journey.” For his role as Roshan Singh Sodhi in Taarak Mehta ka Ulta Chashma, Gurucharan Singh is widely renowned.
What Gurucharan revealed to the police after coming back home
According to the report, Gurucharan Singh informed the police officers that he was on a religious trip and had left his worldly life behind during the interview. The actor has visited gurudwaras in a number of towns recently, including Amritsar and Ludhiana. But later on, he felt he ought to go back home.
The article claims that over the course of their inquiry, the police also discovered that Gurucharan Singh belonged to a group that meditates. He even expressed interest in taking a meditation trip to the Himalayas. A abduction complaint had been filed by the Delhi Police, and an investigation was in progress to locate him.
Concerning Gurucharan Singh
It was believed that Gurucharan Singh, who was in Delhi visiting his parents, would head back to Mumbai. His disappearance from April 22 was reported to the authorities by his family in a complaint.
Concerning Gurucharan Singh’s financial circumstances
Gurucharan Singh reportedly maintained many bank accounts for financial transactions and used credit cards often. It was also discovered by the police that he had over ten bank accounts. According to a report in the Free Press Journal, he took out ₹14,00 from an ATM. He pulled out cash and paid off one credit card with another using credit cards.
Hargit Singh, the father of Gurucharan Singh, recently claimed that he was ignorant of his son’s precarious financial situation. Hargit had stated in an interview with Bombay Times, “I was unaware of my son’s financial circumstances. He never discussed it with me. Thus, I am ignorant of everything.”
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