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Constitution ,roles and impartiality class 11

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Constitution ,roles and impartiality class 11
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Meghna Thapar 3 years, 10 months ago

The Constitution of India has provided for judicial impartiality. In theory everything has been said to maintain impartiality so that there is no committed judiciary. It is provided in the Constitution that the President appoints the judges, but they cannot be removed unless Parliament has made a representation to him. The salary and allowances of the judges are not voted by the Parliament or state legislature, so that their conduct and behaviour does not come under criticism.

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