Defamatory & Unacceptable: SCBA on Dubey’s Remark on Judiciary
The Supreme Court Bar Association (SCBA) has recently issued a resolution condemning the remarks made by BJP MP Nishikant Dubey against the judiciary. In a statement, the SCBA has termed Dubey’s statement as “defamatory” and “unacceptable”, and has also expressed that it amounts to contempt of the Supreme Court.
The controversy began when Dubey recently made a statement saying that the Supreme Court is the only one responsible for inciting religious wars in India. His comment was widely criticized by many, including legal fraternity and politicians, who saw it as an attack on the institution of the judiciary.
The SCBA, in its resolution, has strongly condemned Dubey’s statement and has asked him to withdraw his remarks and apologize for the same. The association has also called upon all members of the legal fraternity to stand united against such attacks on the judiciary.
“This statement isn’t only defamatory but also amounts to contempt of the Supreme Court. This attack on the institution of the judiciary is unacceptable,” said the SCBA in its resolution.
The SCBA has also reminded Dubey that the judiciary is an independent institution and is supposed to function independently without any interference from the government or any individual. It has also emphasized that the judiciary is the guardian of the Constitution and plays a crucial role in protecting the rights of citizens.
The SCBA’s resolution has been supported by many legal experts and politicians who have condemned Dubey’s statement. “This is an attack on the very fabric of our democracy. The judiciary is an independent institution and should not be targeted by any individual or party,” said a senior lawyer.
The SCBA’s move to condemn Dubey’s statement has been welcomed by many, including the opposition parties. “The SCBA’s resolution is a welcome move. It is essential that we stand united against such attacks on the judiciary,” said a senior leader of the opposition party.
The controversy has also raised questions about the role of politicians in attacking the judiciary. “It is the duty of politicians to respect the judiciary and not to attack it. The judiciary is an independent institution and should be respected,” said a senior politician.
The SCBA’s resolution has also emphasized the need for politicians to maintain the dignity of the institution of the judiciary. “It is essential that politicians maintain the dignity of the judiciary. Attacks on the judiciary are unacceptable and can damage the institution,” said the SCBA in its resolution.
In conclusion, the SCBA’s resolution is a strong condemnation of Dubey’s statement and a reminder to politicians that the judiciary is an independent institution that should be respected. The controversy has also raised questions about the role of politicians in attacking the judiciary and has emphasized the need for politicians to maintain the dignity of the institution of the judiciary.
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