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I/II. https://www.barandbench.com/news/litigation/ayodhya-judgment-right-wing-forces-claim-gyanvapi-other-mosques-justice-gopala-gowda barandbench Former Supreme Court judge Justice V Gopala Gowda )Former Supreme Court judge Justice V Gopala Gowda Litigation News Ayodhya judgment of Supreme Court has enabled right wing to lay claim to Gyanvapi, other mosques: Justice Gopala Gowda ByAbhimanyu Hazarika Published:7th Jan, 2023 at 8:39 PM Retired Supreme Court judge Justice V Gopala Gowda on Saturday criticised the judgment passed by the Supreme Court in the Ayodhya dispute in 2019 by which the top court had awarded the disputed site on which Babri Masjid stood, to Hindu parties. The judgment has opened floodgates enabling right reactionary elements to raise claims over other mosques across the country including the Gyanvapi mosque, Justice Gowda said. "The Ayodhya judgement has made right-reactionary forces claim Gyanvapi and other mosques in the country. This is a great threat to the Republic of India," he said. The former judge also lamented that all pillars of democracy are being taken over by reactionary elements and the State is transforming to a fascist Hindu one. "Liberty, equality and fraternity is the trinity which the Indian Constitution guarantees. Now these are endangered because of reactionary elements and the State transforming to a fascist Hindu one. All pillars being taken over by such forces. For example, the Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA) denies equal citizenship; [it is] against secularism, which is the bedrock of our democracy," he said. Justice Gowda was speaking at a National Convention on the topic Save Constitution, Save Democracy organised by the All India Lawyers Union, the Delhi Union of Journalists, and the Democratic Teachers Front. The judge in his speech also elaborated on the following actions to buttress his argument: Federalism - Reading down of Article 370 of the Indian Constitution; - Reducing fiscal powers of States (connected to public money) - Misusing powers of Governors of the State; - Enacting the law relating to New Education Policy, which disturbed the "fabric of federalism". Demonetisaton The judge highlighted the judgment recently passed by the Supreme Court on challenge to demonetisation move of 2016. Justice Gowda stated that there was only one lone judge who had the "courage and conviction to uphold constitutional democracy" for her dissenting view which highlighted that due process was not followed. COVID lockdown Justice Gowda criticised the imposition of lockdown during COVID without giving adequate time to States and people to prepare for the pandemic. He opined that micro, small and medium enterprises were majorly affected, the economy went down, and progress and development came to a standstill. CAG and ECI The Comptroller and Auditor General (CAG) and the Election Commission of India (ECI), and other central agencies have become extended organ of the executive, the judge said. "Government put its favorite [Rakesh] Asthana as CBI director," he said. Election Commission of India "Election Commission is another Constitutional body that seems to have buckled under executive pressure. Once was during 2017 Gujarat poll announcement, another was arbitrary disqualification of Aam Aadmi Party MLAs, which the Supreme Court later castigated it for," the former judge said. Armed forces "The line of succession in armed forces has been meddled with," he said, referring to the appointment of the late General Bipin Rawat as Chief of Army Staff. RBI "Two RBI governors, Raghuram Rajan and Urjit Patel, were forced to resign," the retired judge pointed out. EWS reservation The judge underscored that Articles 15 and 16 envision reservation for socially backward classes. Ignoring this conceptual idea that has been recognised by the Supreme Court and the Constitution, the government passed a law extending reservation to economically weaker sections (EWS), and this was upheld by the Supreme Court by a 3:2 majority. Farm Laws "The way Parliament is introducing and passing Bills, you all must have seen with the farmers law. The protests. How the bills gave big leeway to the big traders, opened floodgates to purchase agricultural land (under land acquisition laws). This is again opposed to the Constitution," he said. Attack on media He said that media is increasingly being censored. "Many journalists killed for reporting critically," he said and highlighted the death of Gauri Lankesh and the plight of Siddique Kappan. "For Kappan, when he moved the Supreme Court, he was asked to go back to High Court. Ultimately, he got bail but was detained for more than two years for no fault of his. For two years, a person, a journalist who went to report on the rape and murder of a Dalit, was detained," he said. Foreign funding and NGOs "Government has increased restrictions on foreign funding for NGOs; 20,000 NGOs have lost their license. Amnesty International India was forced to wind up operations. 3 UN special rapporteurs urged to repeal FCRA claiming it is used more to silence those differing from government," Justice Gowda said. The event was also attended by former Delhi High Court judge Justice Rekha Sharma and Senior Advocates Indira Jaising, Bikash Ranjan Bhattacharya, Raju Ramachandran, and PV Surendranath. Read more about what Justice Gowda said on Supreme Court here [< https://www.barandbench.com/news/litigation/supreme-courts-conduct-not-impressive-electoral-bonds-case-not-taken-up-elections-not-free-and-fair-justice-gopala-gowda >]. II. https://www.livelaw.in/top-stories/track-record-of-supreme-court-in-last-8-years-is-disappointing-former-sc-judge-justice-gopala-gowda-218360 Live Law Top StoriesNews UpdatesColumnsInterviewsForeign/InternationalRTIKnow the LawLaw SchoolsLaw FirmsJob UpdatesBook ReviewsEvents CornerVideosSponsoredContact UsAdvertise with UsRound UpsIBCEnvironmentCartoonsTaxArbitrationConsumer Cases Home > Top Stories > Track Record Of Supreme... Track Record Of Supreme Court In Last 8 Years Is Disappointing : Former SC Judge Justice Gopala Gowda The former judge also said that the Ayodhya judgment has enabled 'right reactionary forces' to lay claim on Gyanvapi mosque and other mosques. By - LIVELAW NEWS NETWORKUpdate: 2023-01-07 14:17 GMT Track Record Of Supreme Court In Last 8 Years Is Disappointing : Former SC Judge Justice Gopala Gowda In a scathing criticism, former Supreme Court judge Justice V Gopala Gowda said on Saturday that the "track record of the Supreme Court in the last 8 years is disappointing". He highlighted that the Supreme Court has refused to hear important matters relating to Article 370 and electoral bonds. Drawing a contrast with the approach of the Supreme Court during the pre-2014 period, he said : "In 2014, the apex court was not hesitant in going against the central executive in matters involving high political stakes, be it in the cancellation of 2G licenses and coal gate case. The Court also passed several oral remarks, including the famous "CBI is caged parrot" remark. Judiciary was seen as a crusader against corruption. But post-2014, the Supreme Court presented a weaker self. The verdict in politically charged cases such as Sahara-Birla (where enquiry was sought against PM Narendra Modi), Loya case(where enquiry was sought regarding death of judge trying the case against Amit Shah), Bhima-Koregan, Rafale, Aadhaar etc., have invited a lot of criticism of the public. When it comes to taking on the system, the Court acts hesitant". Criticising the Supreme Court's verdict allowing the construction of Ram Mandir at the place where Babri Masjid once stood before its demolition, he said, "Ayodhya judgment has made the right reactionary forces claim Gyanvapi mosque and other mosques in the country, despite the law enacted in 1991(Places of Worship Act). This is a great threat to the Republic of India, a multi-religious country" The former judge was speaking at a National Convention on the topic Save Constitution, Save Democracy organised by the All India Lawyers Union, Delhi Union of Journalists and Democratic Teachers Front. He started his address by saying that during the last eight years, the values of liberty, equality and fraternity are being endangered "because of the ascendence of right reactionary forces in the society" and "attempts to transform the democratic state into a Hindu fascist state". Independent supervisors of the executive like the CAG and the Election Commission have been reduced into the "extended organ" of the Union Government. The former judge stated that "minorities are frightened in this country today". Lamenting that free and fair elections are no longer held in the country, he said,"Elections have become rituals to legitimise the right reactionary forces which have come to power. This democratic decay has resulted in immense social and economic crisis to Dalits who constitute 20% of the population and historically disadvantaged groups like adivasis. The Muslims are in fear psychosis for their existence". In his lecture, the former judge criticised the CAA and NRC, for changing the "bedrock of the secular republic in India". He also expressed concerns about the dilution of the principle of federalism through fiscal coercion of states and misuse of the office of Governors so as to undermine the powers of the duly elected governments. As regards the demonetisation judgment, he said that the Union Government directed the RBI to pass the resolution and there was no independent exercise of statutory powers by the central bank. Lauding Justice BV Nagarathna for her dissent, he said, "The lonely judge had the courage and conviction to uphold the Constitutional democracy in this country". The former judge also highlighted the attacks against journalist and the referred to reports regarding diminishing of media freedom in the country. He referred to the killing of journalist Gauri Lankesh and the imprisonment of journalist Siddique Kappan. "When a journalist from Bombay was arrested, the Supreme Court granted him bail in one day, though his bail petition was pending in the trial court. However, when Siddique Kappan's case came, the Supreme Court asked him to go to the lower court", he said making a veiled reference to the relief granted by the Supreme Court to Arnab Goswami. The ex-judge also commented about the ongoing row between the Centre and the Supreme Court over judicial appointments "I am not saying that the collegium system is not perfect, I have my reservation on certain aspects.. But when collegium system is in force, is in vogue, it is binding on constitutional authorities", he said.. Before concluding he said, "the current trajectory of Indian politics reminds one of first decade of Pakistan and Afghanistan". Therefore, it is important for lawyers to organize campaigns to protect the Constitution before it becomes too late, he said as a parting message. The video of the speech can be watched here: [<https://youtu.be/bUHcJEKYTUI >] May also look up: < https://www.newsclick.in/Delhi-Former-Judges-Lawyers-Accuse-Current-Government-Undermining-Democracy-Constitution >. On Tue, Jan 10, 2023, 09:02 Sukla Sen <sukla....@gmail.com> wrote: > I/II. > > https://www.barandbench.com/news/litigation/ayodhya-judgment-right-wing-forces-claim-gyanvapi-other-mosques-justice-gopala-gowda > > > [image: barandbench] <https://www.barandbench.com/> > Former Supreme Court judge Justice V Gopala Gowda > )[image: Former Supreme Court judge Justice V Gopala Gowda] > Litigation News > Ayodhya judgment of Supreme Court has enabled right wing to lay claim to > Gyanvapi, other mosques: Justice Gopala Gowda > ByAbhimanyu Hazarika > Published:7th Jan, 2023 at 8:39 PM > > Retired Supreme Court judge Justice V Gopala Gowda on Saturday criticised > the judgment passed by the Supreme Court in the Ayodhya dispute in 2019 by > which the top court had awarded the disputed site on which Babri Masjid > stood, to Hindu parties. > > The judgment has opened floodgates enabling right reactionary elements to > raise claims over other mosques across the country including the Gyanvapi > mosque, Justice Gowda said. > > *"The Ayodhya judgement > <https://www.barandbench.com/news/ayodhya-judgment-why-the-supreme-court-gave-title-of-the-disputed-site-to-hindus> > has > made right-reactionary forces claim Gyanvapi and other mosques in the > country. This is a great threat to the Republic of India,"* he said. > > The former judge also lamented that all pillars of democracy are being > taken over by reactionary elements and the State is transforming to a > fascist Hindu one. > > *"Liberty, equality and fraternity is the trinity which the Indian > Constitution guarantees. Now these are endangered because of reactionary > elements and the State transforming to a fascist Hindu one. All pillars > being taken over by such forces. For example, the Citizenship Amendment Act > (CAA) denies equal citizenship; *[it is]* against secularism, which is > the bedrock of our democracy,"* he said. > > Justice Gowda was speaking at a National Convention on the topic *Save > Constitution, Save Democracy* organised by the All India Lawyers Union, > the Delhi Union of Journalists, and the Democratic Teachers Front. > > The judge in his speech also elaborated on the following actions to > buttress his argument: > > *Federalism* > > - Reading down of Article 370 > <https://www.barandbench.com/news/jammu-kashmir-home-minister-amit-shah-introduces-move-to-scrap-article-370> > of > the Indian Constitution; > > - Reducing fiscal powers of States (connected to public money) > > - Misusing powers of Governors of the State; > > - Enacting the law relating to New Education Policy, which disturbed the > "fabric of federalism". > > *Demonetisaton* > > The judge highlighted the judgment recently passed by the Supreme Court > <https://www.barandbench.com/news/litigation/demonetisation-not-bad-in-law-merely-because-some-citizens-suffered-through-hardships-supreme-court> > on > challenge to demonetisation move of 2016. Justice Gowda stated that there > was only one lone judge who had the "courage and conviction to uphold > constitutional democracy" for her dissenting view > <https://www.barandbench.com/news/litigation/demonetisation-unlawful-rbi-did-not-apply-mind-consider-hardships-justice-bv-nagarathna-dissents> > which > highlighted that due process > <https://www.barandbench.com/news/litigation/supreme-court-judgment-reveals-how-decision-demonetisation-was-taken-48-hours> > was > not followed. > > *COVID lockdown* > > Justice Gowda criticised the imposition of lockdown during COVID without > giving adequate time to States and people to prepare for the pandemic. He > opined that micro, small and medium enterprises were majorly affected, the > economy went down, and progress and development came to a standstill. > > *CAG and ECI* > > The Comptroller and Auditor General (CAG) and the Election Commission of > India (ECI), and other central agencies have become extended organ of the > executive, the judge said. > > "*Government put its favorite *[Rakesh] *Asthana as CBI director,"* he > said. > > *Election Commission of India* > > *"Election Commission is another Constitutional body that seems to have > buckled under executive pressure. Once was during 2017 Gujarat poll > announcement, another was arbitrary disqualification of Aam Aadmi Party > MLAs, which the Supreme Court later castigated it for,"* the former judge > said. > > *Armed forces* > > *"The line of succession in armed forces has been meddled with,"* he > said, referring to the appointment of the late General Bipin Rawat as Chief > of Army Staff. > > *RBI* > > *"Two RBI governors, Raghuram Rajan and Urjit Patel, were forced to > resign,"* the retired judge pointed out. > > *EWS reservation* > > The judge underscored that Articles 15 and 16 envision reservation for > socially backward classes. Ignoring this conceptual idea that has been > recognised by the Supreme Court and the Constitution, the government passed > a law extending reservation to economically weaker sections (EWS), and this > was upheld by the Supreme Court by a 3:2 majority. > > *Farm Laws* > > *"The way Parliament is introducing and passing Bills, you all must have > seen with the farmers law. The protests. How the bills gave big leeway to > the big traders, opened floodgates to purchase agricultural land (under > land acquisition laws). This is again opposed to the Constitution,"* he > said. > > *Attack on media* > > He said that media is increasingly being censored. > > *"Many journalists killed for reporting critically,"* he said and > highlighted the death of Gauri Lankesh and the plight of Siddique Kappan. > > "*For Kappan, when he moved the Supreme Court, he was asked to go back to > High Court. Ultimately, he got bail but was detained for more than two > years for no fault of his. For two years, a person, a journalist who went > to report on the rape and murder of a Dalit, was detained," *he said. > > *Foreign funding and NGOs* > > *"Government has increased restrictions on foreign funding for NGOs; > 20,000 NGOs have lost their license. Amnesty International India was forced > to wind up operations. 3 UN special rapporteurs urged to repeal FCRA > claiming it is used more to silence those differing from government," > Justice Gowda said.* > > The event was also attended by former Delhi High Court judge Justice *Rekha > Sharma* and Senior Advocates *Indira Jaising, Bikash Ranjan Bhattacharya, > Raju Ramachandran, and PV Surendranath*. > > *Read more about what Justice Gowda said on Supreme Court here > <https://www.barandbench.com/news/litigation/supreme-courts-conduct-not-impressive-electoral-bonds-case-not-taken-up-elections-not-free-and-fair-justice-gopala-gowda> > > [<**https://www.barandbench.com/news/litigation/supreme-courts-conduct-not-impressive-electoral-bonds-case-not-taken-up-elections-not-free-and-fair-justice-gopala-gowda > <https://www.barandbench.com/news/litigation/supreme-courts-conduct-not-impressive-electoral-bonds-case-not-taken-up-elections-not-free-and-fair-justice-gopala-gowda>>].* > > II. > https://www.livelaw.in/top-stories/track-record-of-supreme-court-in-last-8-years-is-disappointing-former-sc-judge-justice-gopala-gowda-218360 > > > [image: Live Law] <https://www.livelaw.in/> > <https://www.livelaw.in/>Top Stories <https://www.livelaw.in/top-stories>News > Updates <https://www.livelaw.in/news-updates>Columns > <https://www.livelaw.in/columns>Interviews > <https://www.livelaw.in/interviews>Foreign/International > <https://www.livelaw.in/foreign-international>RTI > <https://www.livelaw.in/rti>Know the Law > <https://www.livelaw.in/know-the-law>Law Schools > <https://www.livelaw.in/lawschool>Law Firms > <https://www.livelaw.in/law-firms>Job Updates > <https://www.livelaw.in/job-updates>Book Reviews > <https://www.livelaw.in/book-reviews>Events Corner > <https://www.livelaw.in/events-corner>Videos > <https://www.livelaw.in/videos>Sponsored > <https://www.livelaw.in/sponsored>Contact Us > <https://www.livelaw.in/contact-us>Advertise with Us > <https://www.livelaw.in/advertise>Round Ups > <https://www.livelaw.in/round-ups>IBC <https://www.livelaw.in/ibc-cases> > Environment <https://www.livelaw.in/environment>Cartoons > <https://www.livelaw.in/cartoons>Tax <https://www.livelaw.in/tax-cases> > Arbitration <https://www.livelaw.in/arbitration-cases>Consumer Cases > <https://www.livelaw.in/consumer-cases> > Home > <https://www.livelaw.in/>Top Stories > > <https://www.livelaw.in/top-stories>Track Record Of Supreme... > Track Record Of Supreme Court In Last 8 Years Is Disappointing : Former SC > Judge Justice Gopala GowdaThe former judge also said that the Ayodhya > judgment has enabled 'right reactionary forces' to lay claim on Gyanvapi > mosque and other mosques. > By - 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Drawing a contrast > with the approach of the Supreme Court during the pre-2014 period, he said : > > *"In 2014, the apex court was not hesitant in going against the central > executive in matters involving high political stakes, be it in the > cancellation of 2G licenses and coal gate case. The Court also passed > several oral remarks, including the famous "CBI is caged parrot" remark. > Judiciary was seen as a crusader against corruption. But post-2014, the > Supreme Court presented a weaker self. The verdict in politically charged > cases such as Sahara-Birla (where enquiry was sought against PM Narendra > Modi), Loya case(where enquiry was sought regarding death of judge trying > the case against Amit Shah), Bhima-Koregan, Rafale, Aadhaar etc., have > invited a lot of criticism of the public. When it comes to taking on the > system, the Court acts hesitant".* > > Criticising the Supreme Court's verdict allowing the construction of Ram > Mandir at the place where Babri Masjid once stood before its demolition, he > said, *"Ayodhya judgment has made the right reactionary forces claim > Gyanvapi mosque and other mosques in the country, despite the law enacted > in 1991(Places of Worship Act). This is a great threat to the Republic of > India, a multi-religious country"* > > The former judge was speaking at a National Convention on the topic *Save > Constitution, Save Democracy* organised by the All India Lawyers Union, > Delhi Union of Journalists and Democratic Teachers Front. > > He started his address by saying that during the last eight years, the > values of liberty, equality and fraternity are being endangered "because of > the ascendence of right reactionary forces in the society" and "attempts to > transform the democratic state into a Hindu fascist state". Independent > supervisors of the executive like the CAG and the Election Commission have > been reduced into the "extended organ" of the Union Government. > > The former judge stated that "minorities are frightened in this country > today". Lamenting that free and fair elections are no longer held in the > country, he said,*"Elections have become rituals to legitimise the right > reactionary forces which have come to power. This democratic decay has > resulted in immense social and economic crisis to Dalits who constitute 20% > of the population and historically disadvantaged groups like adivasis. The > Muslims are in fear psychosis for their existence". * > > In his lecture, the former judge criticised the CAA and NRC, for changing > the "bedrock of the secular republic in India". He also expressed concerns > about the dilution of the principle of federalism through fiscal coercion > of states and misuse of the office of Governors so as to undermine the > powers of the duly elected governments. > > As regards the demonetisation judgment, he said that the Union Government > directed the RBI to pass the resolution and there was no independent > exercise of statutory powers by the central bank. Lauding Justice BV > Nagarathna for her dissent, he said, *"The lonely judge had the courage > and conviction to uphold the Constitutional democracy in this country".* > > The former judge also highlighted the attacks against journalist and the > referred to reports regarding diminishing of media freedom in the country. > He referred to the killing of journalist Gauri Lankesh and the imprisonment > of journalist Siddique Kappan. > > *"When a journalist from Bombay was arrested, the Supreme Court granted > him bail in one day, though his bail petition was pending in the trial > court. However, when Siddique Kappan's case came, the Supreme Court asked > him to go to the lower court", *he said making a veiled reference to the > relief granted by the Supreme Court to Arnab Goswami. > > The ex-judge also commented about the ongoing row between the Centre and > the Supreme Court over judicial appointments > > "I am not saying that the collegium system is not perfect, I have my > reservation on certain aspects.. But when collegium system is in force, is > in vogue, it is binding on constitutional authorities", he said.. > > Before concluding he said, "the current trajectory of Indian politics > reminds one of first decade of Pakistan and Afghanistan". Therefore, it is > important for lawyers to organize campaigns to protect the Constitution > before it becomes too late, he said as a parting message. > > The video of the speech can be watched here: > [<https://youtu.be/bUHcJEKYTUI > <https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bUHcJEKYTUI&t=332s>>] > > May also look up: < > https://www.newsclick.in/Delhi-Former-Judges-Lawyers-Accuse-Current-Government-Undermining-Democracy-Constitution > >. > -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Green Youth Movement" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to greenyouth+unsubscr...@googlegroups.com. To view this discussion on the web, visit https://groups.google.com/d/msgid/greenyouth/CACEsOZhL9CySvc1TKp6iHyta-_mL3aRdymAz6dzAZ10%3D3oVXLQ%40mail.gmail.com.
