Laxmibai Chandaragi B v. State of Karnataka
The work of Babasaheb, speaks across generations, and the relevance of work finds resonance even today. Recently whilst deciding a judgment, where two adults belonging to different castes faced the wrath of communities, in the name of family, community, caste, wanted to get married on their own accord. The Hon’ble Supreme Court came to their […]
Nar Singh Pal v Union of India
Can a person waive off any of his fundamental rights?
Fundamental rights as guaranteed by the constitution were made, not only to benefit individuals but also to secure the interest of the community at large. Further, it is also a possibility wherein for a promise of transitory and immediate benefits, individuals could be lured into (worst forced to) forgo their precious personal freedoms.
Although it is to be noted that in the USA, one can waive one’s fundamental rights.
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