In a stirring speech, CJI Gavai reaffirmed that the judiciary must stay free from executive influence. Speaking at a ceremony hosted by the Maharashtra legislature, CJI Gavai invoked that the wisdom of Dr. B.R. Ambedkar, the architect of India’s Constitution, to underscore the importance of judicial independence in preserving the democracy.
Gavai’s words weren’t just ceremonial they were a call to action.
“Ambedkar believed that the Constitution is the supreme force that binds the country together in peace and war,” he said. “And for it to function effectively, the judiciary must act as a watchdog for all citizens’ rights which will be free from the executive control.”
Constitution’s organic nature, must evolve with time.
Chief Justice Gavai emphasized that the Constitution constantly evolves. He said future generations must confront new challenges, and only a judiciary free from bias and pressure can interpret the Constitution with the adaptability it requires.
The Chief Justice’s speech wasn’t just about theory
He spoke of his father, R.S. Gavai, a veteran legislator and former governor, expressed gratitude for receiving the honor in the same halls where his father once served. The moment was very emotional, bridging the generations of public service and constitutional commitment.
Gavai remarks have highlighted the judiciary role in transforming
He stated that how constitution have helped him in bringing all the margianalized communities into the mainstream pointing towards the Indian history of electing leaders who are from backward classes to the women from the highest offices.
His message remained clear
In democracy judges must be free to uphold the constitutional values without the fear of favor. Gavai speech is rich with the historical context and the personal conviction it was just a reminder that the judiciary lies in it’s autonomy.
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