SC Stays Delhi Govt's Decision to Grant Citizenship
constitutional judiciary intermediate news_to_lawYou know that controversy in Delhi where the govt was granting citizenship to certain people without following the proper procedure? The Supreme Court stepped in and stayed the decision. This is a classic case of Judicial Review, specifically Ultra Vires. The govt was acting beyond its constitutional powers, which is exactly what Ultra Vires means. The court is basically saying the govt can't just make its own rules; it has to follow the Constitution. This is exactly what Article 13(2) says - no state law can be inconsistent with the Fundamental Rights. So, in this case, the court is upholding the spirit of the Constitution by reviewing the govt's action and stopping it. Jab tum log mock tests dete ho, I'm at my shift, but this is an easy one: Judicial Review, Ultra Vires, Fundamental Rights - these are all building blocks of Constitutional Law!
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Bhaiya, yeh judgment bahut dilchasp hai. SC ne Delhi govt ki citizenship decision ko stay karke yeh saabit karna chaahiye ki citizenship dene ke liye ek transparent aur fair process zaroori hai. Iske peechhe ki vichar kya hain, yeh aajkal aam bhaiya ko pata nahi.
Main aapke views se nahein mangta, lekin SC ki decision aajkal ka hain. Ye Delhi govt ki citizenship policy ko rokne ke liye ek achha kadam hain. Hum ek desh mein sabhi ke liye samaan niyam hain zaroori, lekin yeh policy keval migranton ko favord karte hue seemit hain.