மாண்டெஸ்க்யூவின் அதிகார பங்கீடு (Separation of Powers) படி நாடாளுமன்றம், நீதிமன்றம், ஆட்சியாளர்கள் தங்களுக்கு ஒதுக்கப்பட்டுள்ள அதிகாரம் என்ற வரம்புக்குள் மக்கள் நல அரசில் மக்கள் நலப் பணிகளை ஆற்றவேண்டும். நீதித்துறை, நாடாளுமன்றம், ஆட்சியாளர்கள் வரம்புக்குள் இருந்து இயங்கவேண்டும். ஒன்றின் மீது ஒன்று ஆதிக்கமோ, அதிகாரமோ செலுத்தினால், ஆரோக்கியமான குடியாட்சி இல்லாமல் குழப்பங்கள்தான் ஏற்படும். இதைத்தான் குடியரசுத் தலைவர் பிரணாப் முகர்ஜி கடந்த 10.4.2016 அன்று டெல்லியில் நடந்த கூட்டத்தில் பேசியுள்ளார். அரசியலமைப்பு சட்டம்தான் பிரதானமானது. நாட்டை வழி நடத்தும் ஜீவன் ஆகும். அதன் வழி நடப்போம். அதிகாரப் பங்கீடு என்ற மாண்டெஸ்க்யூ தத்துவத்தின் அடிப்படையில் நம்முடைய குடியாட்சி பணிகளை நமக்கு நாமே மேற்கொள்வோம் என்று கூறியிருந்தார்.
அதன் ஆங்கிலப் பதிவு இதோ-
Prez Cautions Against Judicial Activism
President Pranab Mukherjee on Saturday cautioned judges against the perils of “judi cial activism“, saying the equilibrium in the exercise of authority must be maintained at all times and self-restraint should be used when confronted with such a situation.
Maintaining that the Constitution is supreme, Mukherjee said: “Each organ of our democracy must function within its own sphere and must not take over what is assigned to the others.“
“Judicial activism should not lead to the dilution of separation of powers, which is a constitutional scheme. The balance of power between the three organs of the State is enshrined in our Constitution,“ he said, stressing that “the Constitution is supreme“. The president said that the equilibrium in the exercise of authority must be maintained at all times and noted that the exercise of powers by the legislature and executive is subject to judicial review.
“However, the only check possible in the exercise of powers by the judiciary is self-imposed discipline and self-restraint by the judiciary itself,“ he said, while inaugurating the fourth retreat of the judges of the Supreme Court at the National Judicial Academy in Bhopal.
Mukherjee said that the independence and integrity of the judiciary is “of the highest importance, not only to the judges but also to the people at large who seek judicial redress against perceived legal injury or executive excess“.
He also lauded the judiciary for “enlarging the scope of justice“ in a developing country like India.
“For the enforcement of our develop ing country, our judiciary has enlarged the scope of justice. For the enforce ment of fundamental rights, the Su preme Court, through judicial innova tion and activism, has expanded the common law principle of `locus stan di',“ he said.
The president further noted that “it has been made possible for courts to permit anyone with sufficient interest and acting bona fide to maintain an action for judicial redress and to activate the judicial process“.
“In the support of rights, courts have found a postcard written by a citizen or newspaper article to be material enough to set off judicial action.This has helped to bring justice closer to the common man,“ he said.
Apr 17 2016 : The Economic Times (Bangalore)
அதன் ஆங்கிலப் பதிவு இதோ-
Prez Cautions Against Judicial Activism
President Pranab Mukherjee on Saturday cautioned judges against the perils of “judi cial activism“, saying the equilibrium in the exercise of authority must be maintained at all times and self-restraint should be used when confronted with such a situation.
Maintaining that the Constitution is supreme, Mukherjee said: “Each organ of our democracy must function within its own sphere and must not take over what is assigned to the others.“
“Judicial activism should not lead to the dilution of separation of powers, which is a constitutional scheme. The balance of power between the three organs of the State is enshrined in our Constitution,“ he said, stressing that “the Constitution is supreme“. The president said that the equilibrium in the exercise of authority must be maintained at all times and noted that the exercise of powers by the legislature and executive is subject to judicial review.
“However, the only check possible in the exercise of powers by the judiciary is self-imposed discipline and self-restraint by the judiciary itself,“ he said, while inaugurating the fourth retreat of the judges of the Supreme Court at the National Judicial Academy in Bhopal.
Mukherjee said that the independence and integrity of the judiciary is “of the highest importance, not only to the judges but also to the people at large who seek judicial redress against perceived legal injury or executive excess“.
He also lauded the judiciary for “enlarging the scope of justice“ in a developing country like India.
“For the enforcement of our develop ing country, our judiciary has enlarged the scope of justice. For the enforce ment of fundamental rights, the Su preme Court, through judicial innova tion and activism, has expanded the common law principle of `locus stan di',“ he said.
The president further noted that “it has been made possible for courts to permit anyone with sufficient interest and acting bona fide to maintain an action for judicial redress and to activate the judicial process“.
“In the support of rights, courts have found a postcard written by a citizen or newspaper article to be material enough to set off judicial action.This has helped to bring justice closer to the common man,“ he said.
Apr 17 2016 : The Economic Times (Bangalore)
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