CJ calls for ending anomalies in implementation of Constitution

November 7, 2004

CJ calls for ending anomalies in implementation of Constitution JABALPUR: An

informative and impressive seminar on `Constitution, Law and Human Values' was

organised under the auspices of Shri Sathya Sai Seva Organisation at Silver

Jubilee Hall of Madhya Pradesh High Court bar Association. A large number of

advocates, Judges and other elite of the city marked the presence on the

occasion. Nimish Pandiya and Kamla Pandiya, eminent advocates of the Mumbai

high Court, participated in the seminar. Chief Justice of the Madhya Pradesh

High Court RV Raveendran was the Chief Guest of the function. Speaking on the

occasion Chief Justice Raveendran said that the Constitution makers of the

country perhaps never thought that it will have to face several anomalies and

odds in political, social and economic lives in the present set up of society.

In fact, when the Constitution was framed, only the responsibilities to enact

and implement it for bringing betterment of society and novel changes, that

will improve the socio-economic life of the country, were considered. But,

subsequently, the duties which were also correlated to the Constitution, were

not heeded well. The chief Justice further pointed out that there are now flaws

in the Constitution but its implementation in the country is not proper. During

its implementation, some anomalies occurred which hoes against the very aims

and objectives of it and thus generate several disputes and cause

dissatisfaction and discontentment amongst the masses, he further said.

Raveendran said that at present corruption in every walk of life is raising

ugly head but nobody, howsoever great may be, only raises voice to root out

this evil from the society. Only they are delighted in saying that corruption

is spreading but unless, leaving he selfish design are made this malady could

not be wiped out. He said that as citizens are very conscious about he rights

they have been given by the Constitution they must also be more conscious about

their duties which are related to the the Constitution. Eminent advocate Nimish

Pandiya and Kamla Pandiya stressed on individual contribution, They said that

individuals must contribute their might in correcting the various ills which

corrupting the society. They said that individual character plays a pivotal

role in maintaining the society. In fact, teachers, Judges and advocates can

also play a vital role in bringing the society to the expectation of the

masses. Justice Deepka Mishra, Justice AK Shriwastav, Justice NK Modi and other

were present on the occasion. Chronicle News Service

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