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Ambedkar in the Constituent Assembly when he said : (Constituent Assembly Debates Vol.7 --Pages 1159 to 1160) : "I want to tell my friend Prof

B. Radhakrishna Menon vs State Of Kerala on 30 June, 2020 Author: S. Manikumar Bench

Constituent Assembly. An extract would indicate the precise extent to which the matter was considered. In Volume 9 of the Constituent Assembly Debate, at page ... bring in God' ? But in spite of their objection, the Constituent Assembly decided that for such persons as had faith in God, their oath

functioning of a Minister or by a member of Assembly would be primarily a matter for assessment and judgment at the political level. That assessment ... reaction of Dr. Ambedkar when he referred to this topic. (Constituent Assembly Debates Vol. VII, page 1160). If that be so, that is an area

restrictions as referred under Article 25(1). 10. In the Constituent Assembly Debate, Dr. Ambedkar referred to the "extent" of religious freedom ... other community in India." 11. Following cue from the debate in the Constituent Assembly, various judgments of the Hon'ble Supreme Court would

learned Advocate-General has also-drawn my attention to the Constituent Assembly Debates to show that Begar is a sort of forced work extracted from

Article 256 of the Draft Bill as available in the Constituent Assembly Debates, Vol. 9, will pay a perusal. 37. The conferment of power ... Constitution in that background. 41. In the course of the debates in the Constituent Assembly, Dr. Ambedkar succinctly stated the legal position about a local

Constitution. While discussing the freedom of the press in the Constituent Assembly Dr. Ambedkar has stated thus: The press is merely another way of stating ... exercised by the citizen inhis individual capacity...." Constituent Assembly Debate, Vol. VII at p. 780. (Emphasis supplied.) Regarding the importance of the freedom

subject to the doctrine of pleasure. 32. The Constituent Assembly Debates clearly show that after elaborate discussions, varying levels of protection against removal were adopted

restrictions as referred under Article 25(1). 10. In the Constituent Assembly Debate, Dr. Ambedkar referred to the "extent" of religious freedom ... other community in India." 11. Following cue from the debate in the Constituent Assembly, various judgments of the Hon'ble Supreme Court would