Judiciary and legislature should work in tandem, says CM Basavaraj Bommai

Karnataka Chief Minister Basavaraj Bommai inaugurated the Kaanunu Soudha and the silver jubilee celebrations of Saraswati Law College in Chitradurga, read here to know more.

While inaugurating Kaanunu Soudha and the silver jubilee celebrations of Saraswati Law College in Chitradurga, Karnataka Chief Minister Basavaraj Bommai said there is a need for discussions on burning issues plaguing the country in the Bar associations of the Supreme Court, the High Courts and the lower courts to come up with solutions to them.

Emphasising the need for both the judiciary and the legislature to work in tandem, he said that both were interdependent and they should tread the path together. Although the legislature is vested with the responsibility of framing legislation, it should ensure that they were in line with the Constitutional precepts and equality, he added, as reported by The Hindu.

He said that there is a need to frame laws without ambiguity so as to serve a clear purpose and to reduce the number of litigation. While the rules of natural justice stressed truth, religion, help and gaining Punya through such acts, the man-made laws spoke only about punishment. India with a rich history is now in need of people with good character, he added.

CM Bommai promises INR 2 crore for PG Centre at Saraswati Law College

He announced a grant of INR 2 crore for setting up a PG Centre at Saraswati Law College. The government will also look into the issue of establishing a directorate to look into academic, finance and administrative issues of law colleges and the issue of hostels for law students, he added.

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