Gandhinagar: Minister of Perat for Law and Justice Kiren Rijju said here on Sunday that there was no Turf War between the executive, legislature and justice and that all three worked for the sake of the nation.
Rijiju said this while inaugurating legal schools, forensic justice and policy studies in Gujarat Forensic Sciences University (GFSU).
“Justice, executive and legislative are different organs but all work for the country.
People outside feel there is a grass war.
There is nothing like that.
We all work for the sake of the nation,” the Union Minister said, “I have given Know the chairman of justice, when I became a new Minister of Law, every time you called me.
As the Minister of Law this State, I am always ready in the service of judges and justice.
We must function this way.
“Express satisfaction in front of many judges in his functions, minister Confused, “Today, so many judges are present here.
I am very happy.
Sometimes when we face difficulties and can not finish something politically, we put the judge at the front.
When the judge is at the forefront, things are done Quickly.
So many judges present here are a good sign.
“Commenting on the role of the government, the minister said,” In the Supreme Court, the High Court and Bah Kan in a lower court, there is an assessment or we can listen to jury comments during (court) hearings, and even sadness and satisfaction aired by them.
It is our duty to apply any judge that is said, “said Minister.” There is a need for a living relationship between government organs.
In democracy, it is very important for us to have a living relationship between the US (justice, executive and legislature) …
it is very important for us to have a living relationship, “said Minister.
Rijju further said” the impression “that the law Not implemented for a long time has been removed mostly under the government of Narendra Modi.
No Turf War between three pillars of democracy: Rijju
