Vice President Jagdeep Dhankhar emphasized the supremacy of Parliament and the ultimate ... a situation where you direct the President of India and on what basis?" Referring to the apex court ...

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Vice President Jagdeep Dhankhar again underlined that Parliament is supreme vis-à-vis ... s preamble says no one is above the people of India. “...And we, the people of India, under the ...

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Kapil Sibal has strongly countered Vice President Jagdeep Dhankhar's assertion that Parliament is supreme, emphasizing that the Constitution holds the highest authority. This response follows ...

Vice President Dhankhar criticised a Supreme Court order setting deadlines for the President, asserting judicial overreach into executive and parliamentary roles. Trending Photos Vice President ...

“We cannot have a situation where you direct the President of India and on what basis?” According to the Indian Constitution, the legislature (Parliament) enacts laws, the executive implements ...

Vice President Jagdeep Dhankhar repeated his criticism of the judiciary at an event in the Delhi University on Tuesday, saying, 'Parliament is supreme ... And what does it say, We the people of India, ...

He stated that Parliament has the right to pass the bill ... and our party people are doing this work of elaborating to the public about this Act," Meghwal added. On the remarks of All India Muslim ...

Dhankhar had last week said that India “cannot have a situation where the Judiciary directs the President”. He had also criticised the courts for acting as “super Parliament”.