resolution
ON SUGGESTED AMENDMENT OF ARTICLE 226 OF THE CONSTITUTION
1 pages
Summary
This one-page English resolution records the All India Civil Liberties Conference’s opposition to proposed amendments to Article 226 and related constitutional provisions. It argues that the proposed changes would curtail or oust the jurisdiction of the courts, particularly the High Courts and Supreme Court, in matters affecting citizens.
Key points
- The resolution objects to proposed amendments to Article 226 of the Constitution.
- It warns against restricting the jurisdiction of courts of law over matters affecting Indian citizens.
- It specifically defends the writ powers of the High Courts and Supreme Court.
- It presents writ jurisdiction as a safeguard for citizens’ legal and fundamental rights.
- It argues that the proposed changes would undermine the rule of law and basic freedoms.
- It calls for immediate action to mobilize public opinion against the proposal.
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