The Supreme Court is the guardian of Rule of Law. This observation has been made by the Supreme Court in:
In "In Re Arundhati Roy" (2002), a contempt case, the Supreme Court began by observing that the rule of law is the basis of democratic governance and that the judiciary is…
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The Supreme Court is the guardian of Rule of Law. This observation has been made by the Supreme Court in:
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In "In Re Arundhati Roy" (2002), a contempt case, the Supreme Court began by observing that the rule of law is the basis of democratic governance and that the judiciary is the guardian of the rule of law. The other cases deal with different issues, such as curative petitions in Rupa Ashok Hurra and the disinvestment policy in BALCO Employees Union.
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