National

‘Journey of India Becoming More Mature as a Democracy’: PM Modi on 75 Years of Supreme Court

Prime Minister Narendra Modi praised the Supreme Court of India as it celebrates its 75th anniversary, calling the milestone a reflection of India’s constitutional values and democratic maturity.

Addressing the inaugural event of the National Conference of District Judiciary at Bharat Mandapam in New Delhi on Saturday, PM Modi emphasized that this occasion represents not just the evolution of an institution but the progress of India’s democracy itself.

“75 years of the Supreme Court, this is not just the journey of an institution. This is the journey of the Constitution of India and its constitutional values. This is the journey of India becoming more mature as a democracy,” the Prime Minister remarked.

“The people of India have never distrusted the Indian judiciary and the Supreme Court. Therefore, these 75 years of the Supreme Court further enhance the glory of India as the Mother of Democracy…I can say with confidence that the Supreme Court has upheld the trust and faith we have in our institution….” PM Modi further added.

PM Modi also noted the significant investment in judicial infrastructure over the past decade. “To address delays in justice, significant efforts have been made,” he said. “In the last 10 years alone, the country has invested approximately 8,000 crore rupees in judicial infrastructure, with 75 percent of this spending occurring in the last decade.”

The Prime Minister inaugurated the two-day National Conference of District Judiciary and unveiled a stamp and coin commemorating the 75th anniversary of the Supreme Court. The conference, which will be held on August 31 and September 1, includes five working sessions focused on various aspects of the district judiciary, including infrastructure, human resources, inclusive courtrooms, judicial security, judicial wellness, case management, and judicial training.

Union Law Minister Arjun Ram Meghwal, and Supreme Court Bar Association President Kapil Sibal were also in attendance. At the event, Chief Justice Chandrachud presented a memento to PM Modi in recognition of the occasion.

Read More: Supreme Court, Delhi High Court, States High Court, International

Nunnem Gangte

Recent Posts

Defamation Case: “Raut Didn’t Take Care & Caution, Caused Complainant Agony”- Mumbai Court

A Mumbai court has convicted Shiv Sena (UBT) leader Sanjay Raut in a defamation case…

6 hours ago

1984 Anti-Sikh Riots Tytler Case: Delhi Court Records Statement Of Lakhvinder Kaur

The Rouse Avenue court on Thursday recorded the emotional testimony of Lakhvinder Kaur, widow of…

6 hours ago

Satyendar Jain Says Probe In Money Laundering Case Incomplete, Seeks Default Bail In Delhi HC

Former minister Satyendar Jain, currently in jail, urged the Delhi High Court on Thursday to…

6 hours ago

Tirupati Laddus Row: SC To Hear Pleas Seeking Court-Monitored Probe On Oct 4

The Supreme Court is set to hear a series of petitions on Friday regarding the…

6 hours ago

SC Scraps Caste-Based Discrimination In Prisons, Terms It Unconstitutional

The Supreme Court on Thursday delivered a groundbreaking judgment on Thursday, declaring caste-based discrimination in…

7 hours ago

Mahadev Betting App Case: SC Gives Bail To Chhattisgarh Businessman

The Supreme Court on Thursday has granted bail to Chhattisgarh businessman Sunil Dammani, who was…

7 hours ago