Vice President Jagdeep Dhankar raised questions on the judiciary, said- Article 142 has become a nuclear missile

Vice President Jagdeep Dhankhar strongly criticized the Indian judiciary in his recent statement. Expressing concern, he said that people’s faith in the judicial system is constantly decreasing. He has questioned the right of the judiciary to direct the President of India to take action. Jagdeep Dhankhar referred to a recent incident in which a large amount of cash was recovered from a judge, yet no action was taken against him. Jagdeep Dhankhar raised concerns about the role of the judiciary, transparency and recent incidents.

Vice President criticized the judiciary

Jagdeep Dhankhar raised sharp questions about the interference of the judiciary in the affairs of the executive and the legislature. He raised these questions in view of the recent incident at a judge’s residence in Delhi and the recovery of cash and the Supreme Court’s direction to the President. He said that the country had not imagined such a democracy where judges would make laws, do the work of the executive themselves and work like a super parliament. In a recent decision, President Draupadi Murmu has been directed. She said where are we going. What is happening in the country.

Jagdeep Dhankhar said – Article 142 has become a nuclear missile for them

Let us tell you that Vice President Jagdeep Dhankhar said this while addressing the sixth batch of Rajya Sabha trainees at the Vice President Enclave. He told the children that we have to be very sensitive. It is not a question of filing a review or not. The President is being asked to decide in a timely manner. If this does not happen then the concerned bill becomes a law. Article 142 has become a nuclear missile for the judiciary. It is being used to bypass democratic processes.