'Our legal & constitutional system is premised on virtues of justice,liberty, equality & fraternity'

CJI DY Chandrachud says, "Courts are made to realise the virtues of justice and the rule of law... When we invest in the safety, accessibility and comfort of our judges, lawyers and litigants, we make for a just and inclusive system. Since the inception of the Karkarduma court in 1993, numerous expansion projects and additional complexes have been constructed and completed. The new court complexes enhance the efficiency of the court and reduce dependency... Courts engage in rigorous discussion and arguments over legal principles and their application to specific cases. Judges carefully deliberate on the merits of each side's arguments before reaching a decision, ensuring a thorough and balanced examination of the issues at hand. Much like how the cornerstone of buildings shapes its structure and orientation, the cornerstone of justice and equality must shape the orientation of the court's approach to cases. Our legal and constitutional system is fundamentally premised on the virtues of justice, liberty, equality and fraternity..."
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[@rakeshmaskare5050]

yeah but only for Rich.

[@sunnylucky9081]

FLOWERY LANGUAGES SHOULD ADDRESS ISSUES ON GROUND DID YOU SOLVE EVM ISSUE...

[@Bronsonnarrator]

Now a days even judge are becoming politicians, giving stupid statements here and there lol. Justice system has failed us no matter who is in power, big words dont change that fact

[@hitmans3768]

For kejru and his types

[@rmgeneral8554]

Courts are there for political battles a common man don't understand their logic sometimes.

[@sunandabhassin1361]

The Pune case is prime epitome of justice in India