CJI Sanjiv Khanna reflects on the shift in judicial perspectives post-1975 Emergency, acknowledging the evolution from isolated interpretation of fundamental rights to integrated readings. He emphasizes the SC’s role in fostering social justice, equity, and upholding constitutional values, while noting challenges like delays, litigation costs, and the impact of falsehood in justice delivery.
Court attitude changed after Emergency: CJI Sanjiv Khanna
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