Archive · 19 May 2025
CJI Gavai: Constitution Supreme, Institutions Must Collaborate
Imagine the government is like a building with three important parts: the judges (judiciary), the leaders (executive), and the lawmakers (legislature).
The Chief Justice said the most important part is the Constitution, which is like the building's foundation.
He also said these three parts must work together and respect each other.
During his first visit to Mumbai since becoming Chief Justice, some officials didn't follow proper protocol, which he pointed out, emphasizing respect for all parts of the government.
He also spoke about how everyone should be treated equally and fairly.
CJI Bhushan Gavai stated the Constitution is supreme.
He emphasized the equality and the need for collaboration among judiciary, executive, and legislature.
The CJI mentioned his recent visit to Manipur.
Maharashtra officials apologized for protocol issues.
A book chronicling 50 of Justice Gavai's remarkable judgments was released.
- Who
- Chief Justice of India Bhushan Gavai
- What
- Emphasized the supremacy of the Constitution and the need for cooperation between governmental institutions.
- When
- Recently, during a felicitation in Mumbai
- Where
- Mumbai, Maharashtra
- Why
- To underscore the importance of the Constitution and collaboration among the judiciary, executive, and legislature.
- CJI
- Bhushan Gavai
- Main Message
- Constitution is supreme, all branches equal
- Event
- Felicitation by Bar Council of Maharashtra and Goa
- Key Principle
- Respect among governmental institutions
- Recent Actions
- Visited Manipur, addressed the communities
- Protocol Issue
- Chief Secretary, DGP, and Police Commissioner apologized for missing CJI's welcome
