E hello check one two mic test 1 2 3 hello you but e that than no that but again oh okay hello hello you Namaste and good morning to one and all on behalf of high court of Gujarat I welcome you all it has been rightly said that our
Constitution is a ray of Hope H for harmony o for opportunity P for the people and E for equality it is our great opportunity to have gracious presence of our dignitaries distinguished guest and honorable invitees on this occasion now I will invite our distinguished Chief guest honorable Mr
Justice IMA sha honorable former judge Supreme Court of India honorable Mr Justice ASO shastri judge high court of Gujarat honorable Mr Justice bin VN judge high court of Gujarat honorable Mr Justice Umesh tredi high court of Gujarat honorable Mrs Justice MK Tucker judge high court of Gujarat on the Das
Thank you very much Lords we always start our celebration with the prayer to the Almighty Y Y Brah S N Br Jar Light D destroys the darkness following the tradition LM lightening ceremony will Mark the beginning of the occasion I will request our distinguish guest sitting on the dce to come forward for lighten the lenss thank you very much naris we express our gratitude towards our esteem guest by presenting them with
Flowers we have started the practice of offering sapling instead of flowers now I request Mr J ledra director jsj to offer sapling to our chief guest honorable Mr Justice imasha honorable former judge Supreme Court of India with a set of books as a mark of momentum thank you
Mrra now I will request Mr SD sutar regist judicial to present sapping through honorable Mr Justice Ash shastri thank you Mr sutan now I will request Mr a vas regist our vigilance to present sapling to honorable Mr Justice pin vno now I will request Mr MK upadhi
Special officer high court of Gujarat to present sapping to honorable Mr Justice Umesh thank you Mr upadhi now I will request Mr Prashant Jani regist recruitment to offer seing to our honorable Justice Mr Mrs Justice MK Tucker thank you Jan now I will request our master of
Ceremony Mrs Justice MK Tucker to take the charge of the program thank you very much honorable Mr Justice M Mara former Jud Supreme Court of India honorable Mr Justice CK Tucker former judge Supreme Court of India honorable Miss Justice Sonia gani chief justice former Chief Justice Supreme high court of
Guat honorable Mr Justice ashutosh shastri judge high court of Gujarat honorable Mr Justice bin wnna judge high court of Gujarat honorable Justice UMES tredi judge high court of Gujarat my esteemed sisters brothers judges honorable formal judges of high court of Gujarat learned Advocate General Mr s
Kamal Tri I’m sorry he’s not here but he is to be address learned government leader she is also not here learned public prosecutor Mr M shamin learned ASD is also not here Mr PR Jara president Mr hardik brat Secretary of Gujarat High Court Advocate Association and other offic Barett all
Lear registers judicial officers Officer of office beers of the Gujarat High Court learned law Secretary State of Gujarat first of all I would be thankful to The Honorable chief justice Gujarat High Court honorable Mrs Justice Sunita agrawal for giving this honor to mastering the ceremony of 74th
Constitutional day as we know history of the Constitution Day on 26th November 1949 constituent assembly of India adopted the constitution of India and it came into effect on 26th of January 1950 with 395 articles eight schedules 22 Parts after great efforts of 2 years 11 months and 18
Days it was a moment of Pride and honor for all citizens in the year 1951 the Constitution was first time amended by Constitution Amendment act 1951 and process of amending the Constitution remained United to mold its provisions according to the need requirement of the changing time circumstances and aspiration of the
People in the country till date it has been amended by 105 Constitution Amendment act and more than 400 articles India’s Constitution provides specific Le legal work that ensures that people get Justice the Constitutional day is known as a svan Divas as well as national law day I may now request
Honorable Mr Justice birin vnav judge high court of Gujarat for offering the welcome address very good morning to all of you pardon me my shorter height makes me take support of a few stools a very good morning to you all honorable Mr Justice mrr sha former judge Supreme Court of
India honorable Mr Justice CK Tucker former judge of the Supreme Court of India Justice goani former Chief Justice of our High Court Justice R mea Justice DK tredi Mr Justice BN karia my brother and sister judges of this court Mr mes Amin public prosecutor the office bearers of the Gujarat High Court Advocates
Association pardon me if I have broken the protocol in the order a very good morning to all of you all of us know today that we have gathered here to celebrate the national day of law which commemorates the adoption of the Indian constitution this day therefore reminds us of why we
Exist and makes it relevance more revered for all of us Dr ambedkar the chairperson of the drafting committee whose gift we commemorate today’s said and I quote however good a constitution may be it is sure to turn out bad because of those who are called to work it happened to be a bad
Lot however bad a constitution may be it may turn out to be good if those who are called to work it happen to be a good lot unquote what then is the Constitution apart from the reservoir is that it is to which every law governing our nation is sourced it’s an aggregate of
Principles which determines how a poity such as our great nation chooses to be governed important it is thus that the most formidable part of our Constitution which relates to the part which enacts the rights of our citizens and which are a gift of our constitution and the corresponding duties of the
Citizens and expectation of the Govern the beauty of this most formidable part of the Constitution is that it is neither absolute in its term nor static in its making as an indispensible and an independent organ created by our constitution we the Judiciary must therefore play an important part in curating the fate of
Our country while keeping the inalienable and the unassailable organic characteristic of our constitution Dr ambedkar while describing the role of the Judiciary said I quote courts May modify they cannot replace they can revise earlier interpretations as new arguments new points of view are presented they can shift the dividing line in marginal
Cases but there are barriers they cannot pass definite assignments of power they cannot reallocate they can give a broadening construction of the existing powers but they cannot assign to one Authority Powers explicitly granted to another the organic interplay of Rights and duties thus as an integral part of our constitution remains
Determinative of the quality and the quantity of the life of our Constitution and therefore ours too this interplay shall and must remain unending paralleling only to the existence of the universe as we know it it is that important to know the rights and duties under our constitution but since our constitution
Is the longest written constitution of the world how then do we contemplate knowing it in doing so what better opportunity and an appropriate personality can we have today we have amongst us our own beloved honorable Mr Justice Amara former judge of the Supreme Court of India who will Enlighten us today on the
Topic fundamental rights and fundamental duties we welcome you sir and look forward to provide us with the guidance on the gift that the constitution has given us in form of Rights and our responsibilities in form of Duties thank you the Preamble now it turns comes to the Preamble The Preamble of the
Constitution has been framed with great care and deliberation it reflects the high purpose and Noble objective of the Constitution makers it is the soul of the constitution in the year 1976 it was amended to substitute the words I quot soov secular Democratic and Republic I unquote for the words I quote Sovereign
Democratic and Republic I unquote and to substitute the further words I quote unity and Integrity of nation I unquote to the words I quote Unity of nation I may now request to honorable Mr Justice ashutosh shastri judge high court of Gujarat who will read read pble which
Would be repeated by all of us thank you we the people of India having solemnly resolved to constitute India into a sovereign socialist secular Democratic Republic Democratic Republic and to secure to all its citizens and to see justice social economic and political Liberty of thought expression belief faith and
Worship equality of status and of opportunity and to promote among them all fraternity assuring the Dignity of the individual and the unity and integrity of the nation in our constituent assembly this 26th day of November 1949 do here by adopt enact and give to all ourselves this constitution J
The central pillar of the Constitution system is rule of law its Guardians are the judges the role of the judges with regard to the Constitution is to upholding the Constitution and the law under which the judge was appointed to understand the purpose of law in society
And help the law to achieve its purpose Bridging the Gap between the law and Society is a central task of a judge in a Democratic Society therefore judges are known as a Justice and courts are called as a temple of justice and slogan is sat J truth always wins I may now
Request to The Honorable Chief our chief guest and honorable Chief just honorable Justice Amar Sha former judge Supreme Court of India who will Enlighten us on fundamental rights and fundamental duties namaskar very good morning to all of you justice AJ shastri judge high court of Gujarat justice biren vnow justice UMES
Tredi Mr Justice MOA Tucker all judges of the high court of Gujarat respected honorable Mr Justice CK Tucker former judge Supreme Court of India other brother and sister judges of the high court of Gujarat sitting and formal registry of the high court judicial officers other dignitaries and all
Participants first of all I wish all of you a very happy law day and the Constitution Day here you have assembled here today to celebrate the Constitution Day we celebrate the Constitution Day to remind us the fundamental rights fundamental duties guaranted under the con of India it is to remind us and
Ourselves that it is after long debate and hard labor of approximately 2 years and 11 months we adopted the constitution of India today is to remind ourselves the fundamental rights guaranted the con of India as well as our duties towards the society I must say today that to deliver
A lecture on fundamental rights and fundamental duties in the con of India in presence of Justice CK Tucker is like a giving a ex exam in the school please pardon me just takar if any mistake is there I try my best I’ll try my best ultimately he is my teacher and he has
Every right to correct me the constitution of India is created by the people of India and for the people of India as emphasized in Preamble by the phrase We the People of India the Preamble of the Constitution which we read just now itself sets a tone of introduction to a
Document highlighting the principles of and fundamental values of the document the Articles and the provisions therein promise to ensure Justice Liberty equality fraternity to the people of India while celebrating the Constitution Day let us know and understand about the constitution of India and its salian features the constitution of India was
Adopted and enacted on 26th November 1949 as we know however prior to that the constituent assembly was formed on 6th November 1946 the first sitting was held on 9th no 9th December 1946 Dr rajendra Prasad was appointed as president of the assembly on 11 December 1946 the draft committee was consulted
On 29th August 1947 and Dr BR edar was appointed the chairman of the committee the draft Constitution was prepared by the committee after a marathon meeting meetings more than 100 days were spent on the consideration of the draft Constitution ultimately the constitution of India was adopted and ened by the constituent assembly on
26th November 1949 and finally at the last meeting of the constituent Alle assembly the Constitution was signed and accepted on 24th January 1950 which came into force on 26 January 1950 the constitution of India provides for various rights such as rights of citizens citizenship right to equality
Right to freedom of speech right to freedom of religion right to constitutional remedies right to education right to live with dignity right to move the Supreme Court Etc the constitution of India also provides for inherent rights such as right to Selter right to employment right to property right to marry right
To privacy right to compensation right to elect right of speedy trial right to clean environment right to education Etc the first constitution amendment was in their 1951 and the last amendment was in the 2021 between 1951 to 2021 Constitution has been amended 105 times the original cons of India
Consisted of 395 articles 22 parts and eight schedules now the contion of India has 448 articles in 25 parts and 12 schedules the fundamental rights are provided in the Constitution Article 12-35 which can be amended subject to certain restrictions as called out by The Honorable Supreme Court in the case
Celebrate Judgment of K and bti the contion of India also provides for directory principles of State policy one rights are justiciable over directive principles of State policy and are not initially there were no F how there were no initially there were no fundal duties fundal duties were inserted in the Constitution by 42nd
Amendment with recommendations of sessing committee as we all know fundamental D Duties are applicable only to citizens of citizens and not to the aliens now let us understand what is Constitution of India during the earlier years of constitutional development the constitution of India was viewed as a political document which granted civil
And political rights that citizens lacked under the colonial regime regime gradually the Constitution came to be understood as a social document premised on the principles of equality and fairness this expansion of the understanding of the Constitutional values broadens the role of the courts in our constitutional democracy laws provide tools with which
The rulers of the elected government can order and control their Societies in a nation with a democratic setup at the same time these laws also offer resources to which people can turn and seek Justice and resist arbitrary exercise of power thus those who govern at the power from the laws and on the
Other end those who are governed are also rely upon the laws to enforce their rights to seek Justice and prevent the rulers from using power arbitrarily since the Constitution of nation is the supreme law it ensures the efforted objectives the constitution of nation is an instrument of governance
Defining the powers demarcated to the three wings of the state namely the legislature the executive and the Judiciary it also confers basic human rights even the domain culture of fundamental rights under the Indian constitution the liberal democracy with limited government Pro prophecies that it is a constitution of a nation that is
Supreme and it Ure the rule of law thus the Constitution is a document of good governance that recognizes that we the people with the adoption of a democratic system of majority rulers have preservation for ourselves our basic and natural human rights any elected government is supposed to allow the
People to enjoy these rights constitutional courts step into see ensure that this rights of the citizens are protected and enforced our constitution of India provides and ensures the fund rights it also provides directive principle of State policies and significantly significantly also Now cast the fundamental duties on the citizens of
India fundamental rights are specifically provided in the contion of India more particularly fundamental rights are specifically provided article 12 to35 more particularly article 14 to article 32 right to property has been subsequently provided by the article 300a or and above the fundamental rights specifically provided in the Constitution there are inherent
Fundamental rights as interpreted by The Honorable Supreme Court time again time and again fundamental rights Duties are provided under article 51a th fundamental rights and fundamental Duties are most important features guaranteed and provided by the Constitution of India however certain fundamental rights are not absolute and they can be subject to certain
Restrictions th fundal rights and fund duties as such can be said to be two sides of the same coin to maintain the rule of law and good governance now question is the citizens when insist for the fundamental rights do they think about the fundamental duties everybody talks about the
Fundamental rights but not about fundamental duties fundamental rights as such cannot be enjoyed at the cost of infring The Honorable rights of the others when we talk about freedom of speech can we enjoy the freedom of speech at the cost of dignity of others can we excise the
Right of freedom of speech by abusing others infriging the right of others to live with dignity and respect similarly one cannot exercise and or enjoy the freedom of speech freedom of expression by affecting the rights of the others when one enjoys the right to religion one should not forget the
Fundamental duties namely to promote Harmony and the spirit of common Brotherhood amongst all the people of India transing religious linguistic and religion or sectional diversities through renounced practices derogatory to the Dignity of the woman by Constitution we are committed to secularism but the secularism secularism cannot be one-sided and or by the one
Religion or the community only sacm should be adopted by all who stay in our country and cannot be selective to respect others religion is also forming part of fundamental duties our Preamble expresses two ideas Which comp complement each other namely rights of the individual which correspond to the duties of the state
Towards the individual and duties of the individual towards the state which correspond to the rights of the society against the individual as the St state is under an obligation not to infringe upon the rights of the individual similarly the individual is also obliged to contribute to the social welfare a man is primarily
Interested in himself and not in the society as such he will therefore be Keen to know what rights are for conferred on him by the Constitution as for social obligations he will leave them to be wor worked out by the government or by social organization if he will care to see
However he will discover in the Constitution not only his rights rights but also his duties a look at the Constitution will also ensure censure the complaint of some person that Constitution has conferred the rights on the individual but has not set out the duties on the individual towards the society
Fundamental rights and fundamental duties as are co-relative and go hand in hand only in a world of Duties rights can be enjoyed we are all we all are wted with natural rights life is a balancing act while we have all the rights to be in Freedom
Peace Harmony and Bliss we do have have a responsibility to ensure that others too have their own Freedom peace Harmony and biss the concept of Rights and duties is ancient rights can be well defined as privileges held by the public in ancient Indian text vas and other auxiliary tast
Various basic human rights have been talked about with so special emphasis on equality and mutual respect this also talks about the principle that one person’s right is another person’s obligation giving us insight into the relationship between the rights and duties rights are always a bone of contention between
Individuals and the state it’s a two-way relationship firstly the authority of the state is sought to be limited secondly all individuals and groups demand a positive role from the state therefore every right requires social recognition without such recognition rights are empty claims the makers of the Indian constitution embedded this
Concept of political and intervention for the socioeconomic up liment of the vulnerable and marginalized the necessity of fundamental rights in India emerged from the heinous experience under the colonial British regime fror of the Constitution while pondering over the fundamental rights where of the view that every human should have access to basic needs
Dignity and equality that will be absolute and cannot be taken away by the state for ages India has been divided based on gender cast and religion fundamental rights have is p rights save a citizen not only from the arbitrariness on the of the state but from social majorities as
Well both fundamental rights and fund Duties are equally vital for the Existence and balanced working of the Constitution the former is a negative injunction of on the state and the later is an obligation on the state and its subjects but cumulatively both are important for the upliftment of marginalized and depressed
Classes while apping laws of natural Justice for All India citizens it is our duty to protect the duties towards the society it is the cavia of every individual to perform one’s duties towards the society Nation fellow citizens by the Preamble The Constitution secures to all citizens Liberty of thought expression belief
Faith and worship these are fundamental rights of the citizens but this is the only sentence in the whole Preamble which en say the rights rest of the Preble emphasises on the only the duties thus when we talk about infringement of fundamental rights which we shall also think about fundamental
Duties which we owe to the society and the nation now so far as the protection of fundamental rights are con rights guaranted under the contion of India are concerned most important fundamental rights now are right to privacy right to information and right to equality freedom of speech freedom of expression
Freedom of religion and mo most importantly the right to constitutional remedies let us talk about right to constitutional remedies article 32 of the contion of India provides for edes for enforcement of Rights conferred by part three of the Constitution and citizen who alleges in infringement and or violation of the f FAL rights
Guaranteed under part three of the Constitution may have the legal Remedy by approaching the court of law including the high courts and the Supreme Court right of fair and Speedy Justice are fundamental rights which every citizen possesses through and under the Constitution right to compensation is also a fundamental right
Available to a citizen nobody can be deprived of the property without due process of law therefore right to get compensation speedily is a fundamental right available to a citizen if there is no speedy and fair Justice there shall not be rule of law while protecting the fundamental rights of fair and Speedy
Justice a judge plays a very important role the first role of the judge is upholding the Constitution and the law in a democracy the role of the judge is bridging in the gap between the law and the society it is the duty of the every judge to pre
Preserve the Dignity of the human things a judge always should have a Justice oriented approach the judges should know as justices courts called a temple of Justice judicial officers therefore should demonstrate an awareness of the fairness and difficulties experienced by those appearing before them every effort
Should be made to help in an effective way while maintaining balance between assisting and adjudging to enable people to participate fully in the procedings it is not only the final decision but the entire process in judicial decision making is relevant if an application under section 125 crpc filed by destitute domain is
Decided after 5 years and this causes undue delay in disposing the request for in maintenance even if the ultimate decision is in her favor it may be of no Worth to her similarly a person who is facing the trial must know know his fate and at the earliest and then and then the
Compensation even with respect to the compensation also the compensation should be paid at the earliest if the if a person approaches the court for for compensation for the untimely death of the Soul bread owner if they get compensation after number of years it
May be it may be of no word to them a victim is a legitimate expectation to get Justice by punishing the offenders and the cprs therefore all efforts should be made by the judicial officers to avoid undue delay and to dispose of the cases at the earliest and to do
Justice and then and then only we will be justified in celebrating the Constitution Day let us all pray to the god to strengthen us to maintain the rule of law and maintain the constitutionalism and preserve our Constitution and the constitutional rights let us all take let let us all take oath today to
Preserve the Constitution more particularly the fundamental rights and the fundamental duties provided under the the constitution of India let us all be a good citizen and act as per the Constitution and maintain the high values in the life and let you all with home with human dignity and was Kum
Come before concluding I must say sorry that I have not spoken about Justice Sonia goani my dear sister former Chief Justice high court of Gujarat s samin and the office bearers of the Gujarat High Court advocat Association please pardon me today we have read the Preamble by reading Preamble correct we
Should not be satisfied we should all take oath and read it from the bottom of our heart and see to it that in day-to-day uh efforts and by deleting the judgments doing Justice sitting with the courts and in the routine life also we follow whatever is stated and
Provided in the Preble to our constitution of India let God give us that strength to see that whatever we have read we also implement it also I’m thankful to the justice satri and all other judges uh of the high court of Gujarat for giving me this opportunity
To be with you and speak on a very important subject on the Constitution Day J hind J J gari Gujarat thank you sir thank you very much for this wonderful inspiration honorable Justice Emar sha has enlightened us with with regard to the Salient features of the Constitution the true source of the
Right is the duty the Constitution is Not Mere document it is a vehicle of life it’s a spirit it spirit is always Spirit of age on this occasion of Indian Constitution Day let us pray that we all follow the path of righteousness and Justice thank you very much now I will
Request to The Honorable honorable Mr Justice UMES trii to give vote of thanks honorable Mr Justice Amar sha former judge Supreme Court of India honorable Mr Justice CK Tucker former judge Supreme Court of India honorable Mr Justice Asos sastri honorable Mr Justice bin vnav honorable Miss Justice Moksha taker judges high court of
Gujarat all my other esteem and dear sister and brother judges honorable Miss Justice Sonia goani former Chief Justice of Gujarat high court and all other invited former judges of the Gujarat High Court SRI mesh Amin public prosecutor Mr Raj Jara Comm rashes parik hardik Brut office bearers of the Gujarat High Court Advocates
Association members of registry as also all invited judicial officers ladies and gentlemen I consider it to be my proud privileged to have this opportunity to express my gratitude to propose the vote of thanks on this Constitution Day as we all know today is 26th November widely known as Constitution Day which which is
Also referred as national law day Dr BR edar and Indian jurist Economist and a political leader headed the committee of drafting the constitution of India where the Preamble of constitution of India says about Sovereign socialist secular Democratic Republic Justice Liberty equality and fraternity we have gathered here today on this Constitution Day to
He from our esteemed Chief guest honorable Mr Justice amarsha former Supreme Court of India about fundamental rights and fundamental duties Indian constitution provides six fundamental rights which includes right to equality right to Freedom right against exploitation right to freedom of religion cultural and educational rights and right to constitutional remedies
Whereas fundamental Duties are the moral responsibilities of citizens of India to help promote a patriotic spirit and to uphold the unity of our country as mentioned by honorable Mr Justice amarsha it is very important to know about the basic fundamental rights and duties as well for the basic development
Of every citizen to protect his or her dignity I take this opportunity to express my sincere thanks to honorable Mr Justice amarsha former judge Supreme Court of India for gracing this occasion as the chief guest and addressing the Gathering on fundamental rights and fundamental duties on this Constitution
Day we are extremely grateful to you sir for your insightful address I am deeply grateful to honorable Mr Justice asuto shastri high court of Gujarat for presiding over this function I express my deep gratitude to honorable Mr Justice bin wnav for the wonderful welcome address and honorable Mrs
Justice MSHA tuer for mastering the ceremony I also express my sincere thanks to other esteemed guests who have taken Keen interest and have taken time out of their busy schedule to attend this Constitution Day in conclusion I would like to thank one and all for the efforts put in which made this event
Possible thank you very much J hin thank you very much Lord now I request this August Gathering to stand up for the national anthem Guat G He now I request all the dignitaries inviting and guests to join for the lunch I would like to announce that the arrangement of the lunch is third floor for the dignitaries and arrangement for the lunch at the second floor for all the invites thank you very much J
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