When High Court h'nble Judge is smarter than IAS. Patna High Court.

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  • čas přidán 9. 05. 2022
  • In this new video you will get to see how the two judges of patna high court proved to be smarter then the IAS.
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Komentáře • 736

  • @harshitvineetsharma7501
    @harshitvineetsharma7501 Před 2 lety +177

    People commenting that this is a wrong comparision should first watch the complete video and understand what it is saying. An absolute beautiful example of check and balances and liveliness of our constitution. The judges are concerned about the aggrieved people in past, present and future.

    • @Boney.M.
      @Boney.M. Před 2 lety +11

      Comparison of profession is literally dumb. The way the thumbnail is made and the title is wrong and full of immoral advocacy of a profession. There have been cases of corrupt judges too. Just an argument bw both cannot tell if one is supreme. The same bureaucrat might have done wonders in other fields too. Their good work gets hidden due to bureaucratic stereotypes. As far as checks and balances are concerned, its not discretion, it's the responsibility and any officer and office is liable to do the bare minimum. Not doing it will lead to suspension.

    • @harshitvineetsharma7501
      @harshitvineetsharma7501 Před 2 lety

      U may get likes but didn't grasp exactly what happened there. Forget the thumbnail but listen the concern of the judge in purview of a common man.

    • @lucifer_ias9544
      @lucifer_ias9544 Před 2 lety +1

      Admin chutiya hai is channel ka

    • @rahulbirle5003
      @rahulbirle5003 Před 2 lety

      @@Boney.M. agreed brother...and they talk about checks and balances but everyone know how the judges are selected through favours and personal interests by means of collegium system...where is transparency in judge selection process??

  • @krishnaverma969
    @krishnaverma969 Před 2 lety +52

    This is an awesome way to work in larger public interest in harmony between judiciary and executive. Appreciate the h'ble judges for finding solution.. Otherwise some judges behave like kings

    • @LawChakra
      @LawChakra  Před 2 lety

      Indeed

    • @sridharanvenkatakrishnan4086
      @sridharanvenkatakrishnan4086 Před 2 lety +1

      Great observation

    • @krishnaverma969
      @krishnaverma969 Před 2 lety

      @@sridharanvenkatakrishnan4086 thanks a lot

    • @1091Matrix
      @1091Matrix Před 2 lety

      The same is with in concern of IAS officer because they behave like the good in district where they were placed to serve but all know how they behave

  • @mohitmorris
    @mohitmorris Před 2 lety +30

    For anyone that understands, the matter exposes the fact that the District Magistrate, "in this matter", has been given too much discretion. The DM is not only the head of the selection committee, but he is also the appellate authority to dispose off grievances after allocation of fair shop licenses. In layman's terms, it is like going to a doctor who fails to treat your illness, but, the only solution is, you have you have to go back to the same doctor that couldn't treat you and expect him be able to treat you the second time! It is when so much discretion is allowed to one person, that there is sure to be indiscretion.

  • @saurabhrai5461
    @saurabhrai5461 Před 2 lety +50

    Look how maturely they resolved the matter. This is how the authorities should work. Secretary (IAS) knew the fault but his concern was correct that if someone has not been granted license then every time he will appeal against it. It might create extra burden on the officers who themselves don't have enough time to see every matter.

    • @saurabhrai5461
      @saurabhrai5461 Před 2 lety +1

      @@VikashKumar-lh6sg That's why the court ordered to give an authority in between to whom a person can appeal back.

    • @g.kcurrentaffairsadda542
      @g.kcurrentaffairsadda542 Před rokem +1

      If these people would have work than no one would come to court..

  • @mausamroy779
    @mausamroy779 Před 2 lety +460

    It is very unfortunate we are comparing between a judge and an IAS officer. Both judiciary and executive have specified role and are equally important for democracy. They are both powerful in their respective fields.

    • @LawChakra
      @LawChakra  Před 2 lety +96

      Listen to the conversation and logical point raised by the h'nble judge. It shows that executive is prone to error and mistakes and to check those judiciary is there.

    • @LawChakra
      @LawChakra  Před 2 lety +88

      I agree both have their own role and responsibility. Judiciary is supreme across all the democracies in the world.

    • @AmbikeshVinayak
      @AmbikeshVinayak Před 2 lety +27

      Exactly bro you are right. Comparison is totally wrong. Both are very powerful in their Respective field. Separation of powers lies here.. remember it..

    • @nag7787
      @nag7787 Před 2 lety +7

      Indian courts are on par with Indian parliament and permanent establishment nothing more then that each have edge in respective fields

    • @mayanksagar3526
      @mayanksagar3526 Před 2 lety +39

      @@LawChakra Judiciary is only supreme, till the Legislative wants it to be!
      Remember what Mrs. Indira Gandhi did to the judiciary? Any political party in power can strip SC if they want to! My point is the judiciary enjoys power till the legislature wants it to be.

  • @JerryChatterjee
    @JerryChatterjee Před 2 lety +42

    Good to see a positive debate and course of action of action leading to a possible solution. As far as the comment section. I see judiciary and executive in highest regard. They both have their own jurisdiction and role to play in shaping our nation's future. I'm glad our judiciary and executive despite all that is lacking is functioning well. Jai Hind

    • @LawChakra
      @LawChakra  Před 2 lety +1

      All parts have separation of jurisdiction

  • @NexterB
    @NexterB Před 2 lety +43

    The Hon'ble Judges and the secretary handled the case very professionally and adequately. The Channel has made an unnecessary provocative clickbait title to attract the viewers.
    The title of the video and insinuation behind it, certainly lowers the dignity of the court and also of the bureaucratic machinery. The judges do not preside over cases to prove their smartness or to lower anybody's prestige. The remarks by the hon'ble judges must not be construed to be against the Executive or the legislature but must be seen as pursuant to overall Justice.
    I am very appreciative of the channel's pursuit towards legal awareness among the masses but the clickbait titles of some other videos too (of this channel), concerns me, of the wrong message being conveyed that the courts are working against the government or are dissatisfied with the government.
    The Hon'ble SC has always made its stand very clear on this. The Judiciary has a neutral standing are not against any other organs of the State.

    • @LawChakra
      @LawChakra  Před 2 lety +2

      Good point raised. I have taken note of your point.

    • @ramadevi8767
      @ramadevi8767 Před 2 lety +6

      Can I have recourse to law, to file a contempt of court, due to this click bait sir

    • @LawChakra
      @LawChakra  Před 2 lety

      @@ramadevi8767 How its a clickbait. You see the argument by the secretary. District collector will hear the appeal. Is it correct. If judicary was not smart enough to point this fault.

    • @viraltrends8555
      @viraltrends8555 Před 2 lety +3

      @@LawChakra what a biased , petty and polluted mindset you have … there are 100s of cases of judicial overreach.. stop comparing executives and judiciary.., if u don’t have the guts to create an harmony

    • @mausamroy779
      @mausamroy779 Před 2 lety

      @Nexter Biggs thanks for your amazing comment. It really draws a clear analysis of this video.

  • @rahulrajsharma2900
    @rahulrajsharma2900 Před 2 lety +95

    Matter of fact every officer, wether be it an IAS or The Hon'ble Chief Justice's they are all bound by the limitations prescribed in The Constitution itself. Any action or decision that go against the principle of natural justice has to be corrected. Wether be it an IAS or sometimes even the Hon'ble High Court get corrected by The Hon'ble Supreme Court of India. So let there be no comparisons!!

    • @krishnavaishnav5002
      @krishnavaishnav5002 Před 2 lety

      Nodoubt that the judicery is very powerful...as for as IAS officer is concern they are mostly under pressure of politician ...& very few IAS has knowladge abt LAW...most of the IAS are completely Corrupt...The IAS are behave like they are dictator..where as Judicery treat every people with in the parameter of LAW...my salute to judicery.Jai Hind.

    • @LawChakra
      @LawChakra  Před 2 lety +17

      But it is also true that executive does go against the rule and in such time judiciary comes as rescue

    • @souravbehera5875
      @souravbehera5875 Před 2 lety +9

      @@LawChakra does anyone denying that... ?!..
      ... The three pillars .... Are well and equally.... positioned for checking and balancing each other... With accordance to the constitution....

    • @sahilsetu8069
      @sahilsetu8069 Před 2 lety +6

      @@LawChakra Everything cannot be perfect and as per the model imagined. when the executive implement a law, it is only after its implementation, a number of issues come forward. For this you cannot blame the legislature and the executive. Must note that no one is smarter. The smartness is only in performing your duty. Don't waste time in pitty comparisons. What a IAS is capable of, a judge can never do. And what a judge is capable of, an IAS can never do it.
      There are cases numerous cases of judicial activism as well.
      Absolute power corrupts absolutely be it a Judge or a IAS or IPS or a minister.

    • @sahilsetu8069
      @sahilsetu8069 Před 2 lety +4

      @@LawChakra This is really immature from people of LAw like you to put videos of such sort😫😫

  • @motivationmafia.
    @motivationmafia. Před 2 lety +12

    This judge is very specific to clear the ambiguity and the loopholes of the system.👍

    • @LawChakra
      @LawChakra  Před 2 lety

      It shows how smart judges are

  • @LawChakra
    @LawChakra  Před 2 lety +23

    Its good to see lot of discussion on this topic. Indian constitution is based on separation of power among judciiary, executive and legislature. These 3 together put check on each others power. In this video the h'nble judge was smart enough to raise the issue in the act that District collector sitting in the selection panel can't hear the appeal against the selection. How can I select and hear appeal against my own selection decision. We all need judiciary being efficient to fight against the excesses of the executive and legislature.

  • @sridharanvenkatakrishnan4086

    It is not the question of Comparing between Judiciary and The bureaucrats. There are black sheeps in both these positions. Here I salute the Judges for the order after seeing the matter closely.

  • @santhoshkumarpatel2916
    @santhoshkumarpatel2916 Před 2 lety +11

    Relating judges and ias., Judiciary and executive is like the one relating theory class and practical applications.,😂

  • @purna742
    @purna742 Před 2 lety +5

    Such a kind IAS officer 😍

  • @docmaulek
    @docmaulek Před 2 lety +3

    My lord, prayers these are such words which no judge wants to discontinue but they want to improve everyone

  • @milindketkar9059
    @milindketkar9059 Před 2 lety +4

    These 23 years of age IAS officers feel they are the BOSS without any experience !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1

  • @mohitkumar.24x7
    @mohitkumar.24x7 Před 2 lety +11

    Both are equally educated and qualified in their field, don't compare them.

    • @ramjhasahab9923
      @ramjhasahab9923 Před 2 lety +3

      Secretary is nowhere close to judges

    • @Auditkafunda
      @Auditkafunda Před 2 lety +2

      Abey judge he wo... Jubaan se pocha lagaywaayega.... Faad dega...

    • @Saswataupsc
      @Saswataupsc Před 2 lety

      @@Auditkafunda judge...ek bar nikal na....up me dekha..nahi...kete pita tha judge ko...

    • @Auditkafunda
      @Auditkafunda Před 2 lety

      @@Saswataupsc duur boka choda

  • @rajendradhongde7546
    @rajendradhongde7546 Před 2 lety +10

    Point raised by the HC is very valid n Secretary is not able to understand the crux. Person agrieved by the decision of selection committee has not forum to appeal. Collecor being head of selection committee can not be appeallate authority for decision of selection committee.
    Very interesting..

    • @LawChakra
      @LawChakra  Před 2 lety

      Correct

    • @asitkshukla
      @asitkshukla Před 2 lety

      Either the secretary is Dumb or he doesn't wants to accept his mistake in framing rules.

    • @ANIK5261
      @ANIK5261 Před 2 lety

      Its loophole ;) should be fixed by issuing new gr

  • @surajkumar-nk9oq
    @surajkumar-nk9oq Před 2 lety +22

    Ias officers may have diverse academic backgrounds:- engineering, medical, legal, humanities and so on... Judges may have generally legal academic background..

    • @surajkumar-nk9oq
      @surajkumar-nk9oq Před 2 lety +3

      Engineering in itself is so diverse..

    • @20vivekpandey
      @20vivekpandey Před 2 lety +5

      Ur wrong....I'm enginner...I'm LLB and LLM.....MA in public administration

    • @jakyc.wangsaham1414
      @jakyc.wangsaham1414 Před 2 lety +7

      IAS/civil servant is generalist/ jack of All but master of none.... ...

    • @LawChakra
      @LawChakra  Před 2 lety

      Completely agree.

    • @LawChakra
      @LawChakra  Před 2 lety

      good to see all these qualities in a single person. Keep watching.

  • @DhavalPatel-bi2or
    @DhavalPatel-bi2or Před 2 lety +1

    This is by far one of the funniest goof up ever !!!

  • @arnavandromeda4033
    @arnavandromeda4033 Před 2 lety +3

    Nobody is smarter, it's is the power, greatest justification of smartness.

  • @surendrakulkarni8581
    @surendrakulkarni8581 Před 2 lety +2

    Nice video proceeding. Informative. The clash between interpreting & implementing provisions of Law is fascinating

    • @LawChakra
      @LawChakra  Před 2 lety

      Thanks for the feedback. Support the channel

  • @SahilKumar-jh1zz
    @SahilKumar-jh1zz Před 2 lety +2

    Both are mature enough to resolve the matter quite easily. Both listened to eath other. Please don't try to cause a rift between the two professions

  • @shreyanshpandey8306
    @shreyanshpandey8306 Před 2 lety +13

    I have seen lawyers in my family and they are very respectful towards each profession . be it IAS , Judiciary, Clerk , Whatsoever.
    But see this Dubey ji ka firm , the title he used is not good. No one is smarter. They are bound in a way or the other.
    India has good lawyers but rare.
    mostly lawyers tend to live the stardom of judges by just boasting about them.
    Saddened

  • @fazlurrahman5554
    @fazlurrahman5554 Před 2 lety +7

    It is well settled that every justification of the Court in the interest of justice. The Court pleased to know from the state that to which authority concerned the aggrieved person will approach. The govt. of Bihar make it clear so that the aggrieved person will approach them. If there is no appellate authority the aggrieved person ultimately approach the High court in order to get the justice. Justice should not only be done but manifestly and undoubtedly be seen to be done. Creating impediment in the smooth functioning of administration of justice is contemptuous act..

    • @LawChakra
      @LawChakra  Před 2 lety

      Here we can see how logcial indian judciary is.

    • @ggfg8570
      @ggfg8570 Před 2 lety

      The problem lies with the State Govt. In such orders the Govt. should have consulted the legal department prior to notification of orders. In case of doubt the legal dept. could have come to the rescue of the department in question which issued orders.

    • @gusneverdied
      @gusneverdied Před 2 lety +1

      @@LawChakra Yes absolutely. Yesterday, Maharashtra HC released a pedophile. It was pretty logical I guess.

    • @gusneverdied
      @gusneverdied Před 2 lety

      @@LawChakra Few months back, some high court also said that Marital Rape is not rape.

  • @aamirmoin642
    @aamirmoin642 Před 2 lety +3

    Abhi tk to main IAS banne ki soch raha tha pr ab judge banunga 🤣

    • @abhinavkumar8316
      @abhinavkumar8316 Před 2 lety

      hahahahahahaha....

    • @surajkumar-nk9oq
      @surajkumar-nk9oq Před rokem

      High court ya supreme court judge banna lagbhag namumkin hoga.. Collegium system ke baare me jaan lo

  • @GangWarGaming23
    @GangWarGaming23 Před 2 lety +11

    4 fingers dikha k, the judge is saying, "there are 3 types of orders" @6:10

    • @LawChakra
      @LawChakra  Před 2 lety

      Good catch. Thanks for watching.

    • @SaLim_Saifi0143
      @SaLim_Saifi0143 Před 2 lety +1

      🤣🤣 उम्र हो गई ताऊ की

  • @arijitpritamzoro
    @arijitpritamzoro Před 2 lety +1

    I didn't understand anything but its fascinating and thrilling to watch 😂

  • @learn-2-earnn
    @learn-2-earnn Před 2 lety +13

    The honorable judges got the fault in the clause in a minute...very surprising that the secretary couldn't see the difference between the clause and the issue at hand despite having so many lawyers at his disposal.....also the maturity with which both sides handled the issue shows the power of indian democratic system ...

    • @theexposer9483
      @theexposer9483 Před 2 lety +1

      Do you believe that IAS doesn’t know the issue. When a common man can understand, how come this fellow who became IAS only buy his academic knowledge does not understand. The issue here or in any similar case is same, who cares, our salary, position, power, promotion etc are assured. We are superior class in the society born to be rule Indian peasants after British in india. The design of whole executive wing in india is to dislodge, deny, evade, refuse, delay, deprive rights of Indian people and this is done by a structure called licensing, approvals, applications, procedure, system etc.etc. In the end the aggrieved lands in court where it takes another 15 years to get remedy. The world had already moved on by that time. The misery of Indians continue. This is the real design of these two pillars of democracy in india.

    • @saurabhrai5461
      @saurabhrai5461 Před 2 lety

      He knew the fault but his concern was correct that if someone has not been granted license then every time he will appeal against it. It might create extra burden on the officers who themselves don't have enough time to see every matter.

  • @sanjaymehta4922
    @sanjaymehta4922 Před rokem +1

    This is precisely what honourable CJI had highlighted in the minister’s address in the presence of PMO that a major burden over 60% of pendency of cases in courts emanates from bad legislation or poor execution of government orders

  • @TravelTrax
    @TravelTrax Před 2 lety +3

    How can someone be the appellate authority against the dispute emanating from the decision taken by him or her? The Judges are right. Finally the IAS Babu has understood.

    • @LawChakra
      @LawChakra  Před 2 lety

      against the principle of justice

  • @travelterminators2998
    @travelterminators2998 Před 2 lety +2

    Judiciary ❤️ made valid facts in this matter 👌

  • @nanjundaraomk3965
    @nanjundaraomk3965 Před 2 lety +5

    What my friend mr.mohit Kumar said in his comment is correct and agreeable.

    • @LawChakra
      @LawChakra  Před 2 lety

      Indeed. You are absolutely correct.

  • @earthisbeautiful2527
    @earthisbeautiful2527 Před rokem +1

    None is above law. Justice is justice. Comparision is another thing.
    Jay hind. 🙏

  • @ukdave472
    @ukdave472 Před 2 lety +2

    In general people have more trust & respect for the Judges and the lawyers than the administrators. Exceptions exist in every field.

  • @debasish5246
    @debasish5246 Před 2 lety +1

    A classic!!!! Excellent

  • @503945158
    @503945158 Před 2 lety +22

    Both have their roles in society. Do you know how many subjects an IAS officer has to go through? He is not some uneducated minister. Looks like you are looking for masala movie in the courtroom.

    • @LawChakra
      @LawChakra  Před 2 lety +1

      Absolutely.

    • @kris1842
      @kris1842 Před 2 lety +4

      judiciary is more powerful practically. Now start preparing for judicial service😂😂

    • @wildadventure-ro4qb
      @wildadventure-ro4qb Před 2 lety

      Bro just go through law books and the books which the civil aspirants have to read , me also preparing for upsc. I find that it's too tough to crack judiciary , to crack judiciary I have to go through 130+ books while for upsc at least 50

    • @wildadventure-ro4qb
      @wildadventure-ro4qb Před 2 lety

      Once try to understand bare act language you will agree

    • @albertdebbarma2620
      @albertdebbarma2620 Před 2 lety

      Ask any law student you know how much subjects do they study?

  • @MrTakermania
    @MrTakermania Před 2 lety +2

    Wow!! Salute to Judges..

  • @suryavanshi6546
    @suryavanshi6546 Před 2 lety +5

    There has always been the tendency of the judiciary to impose itself on the other pillars of democracy and prove itself superior but the separation of powers does not give special powers to the judiciary but only the ability to take suo motu cognizance in special circumstances and the power to direct the government for decisions taken by it in extra-constitional matters.

    • @LawChakra
      @LawChakra  Před 2 lety

      All should work in harmony with each other.

  • @anilkumar-zt9ih
    @anilkumar-zt9ih Před 2 lety +3

    Lordships ending statements was classic

    • @LawChakra
      @LawChakra  Před 2 lety

      This shows the judge is very smart

  • @AdvRituRajkumari
    @AdvRituRajkumari Před 2 lety +4

    Basic tenet of law is that any person who is aggrieved by an action of the government may approach the competent authority (or appellate authority) or if no remedy in law is available then Hon'ble Courts.
    Since there is no appellate authority if a person is aggrieved by selection, the petitioner has approached the Hon'ble High Court.

    • @LawChakra
      @LawChakra  Před 2 lety +1

      Correct

    • @asdf369
      @asdf369 Před 2 lety

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    • @asdf369
      @asdf369 Před 2 lety

      Even mai abhi itna frustrated ho chuka hu , ke unme se kisi ek ko vaha se utha kr , unn शीशे ki khidkiyo se बाहर faik du ♥️

    • @AdvRituRajkumari
      @AdvRituRajkumari Před 2 lety

      @@asdf369 Twitter pe tweet kiya hai yeh problem? warna ek legal notice bhejna hoga.

  • @manorama12
    @manorama12 Před 2 lety +2

    Its about following the rules & guidelines and clear boundaries. Both professionals should follow the rules, but in reality people twist the rules to suit their own benefits. Unfortunately 99% of IAS officers in India today are corrupt. Judges are supposed to be unbiased to settle disputes. The general practice is powerful ppl keep on carrying out unjust practices. Whenever once in a blue moon "Justice" occurs, it's like a festival.

  • @singhtheking6346
    @singhtheking6346 Před rokem +1

    really the honorable justices are way smarter than that man..haha

  • @SUJEETKUMAR-wu1th
    @SUJEETKUMAR-wu1th Před 2 lety +1

    Enriching discussion

  • @munishmahajan002
    @munishmahajan002 Před 2 lety +5

    Arre Secretary is also correct because in India every second applicant whose name is not finalized by committee go for remedy, for satisfying the person it will also take a lot of time. And due to this work has been hampered.
    However this makes executives extra power which is not good.

    • @LawChakra
      @LawChakra  Před 2 lety +1

      correct.

    • @vikas4u07
      @vikas4u07 Před 2 lety

      Acha. So 1 % concept

    • @munishmahajan002
      @munishmahajan002 Před 2 lety +1

      @@vikas4u07 it's not one percent concept. It happens everywhere literally and every time at renewal or when new licenses may be applied. Secretary or DM s or commissioners don't have ample of time for just one thing esp. DM. They have a lots of other works. I am in Delhi and I know the work culture. Experienced so I know.

  • @chandrashekharborkar8729
    @chandrashekharborkar8729 Před 2 lety +1

    The IAS officer has been spared from the dress code reprimand.
    Hon. Judges were obviously piqued at the lackadaisical approach of the government and executives to put in place a redressal mechanism.

  • @rahulupadhyay8655
    @rahulupadhyay8655 Před 2 lety +1

    I wish I belong to Bihar domicile. the way these judgements delivered, they are setting a great examples of how things should work.

    • @LawChakra
      @LawChakra  Před 2 lety

      This video was an eye opener for us too.

  • @prankurgaurav6839
    @prankurgaurav6839 Před 2 lety +9

    Profession se smartness ka koi relation nhi hota so it’s illogical to compare anybodys intelligence on basis of profession…eg a nurse who is working in a hospital has way more knowledge than a fresh MBBS doctor

    • @LawChakra
      @LawChakra  Před 2 lety

      Agree but in this specific case the judge interpreted the law correctly

    • @prankurgaurav6839
      @prankurgaurav6839 Před 2 lety +3

      @@LawChakra cuz it’s his job to interpret the law correctly…unhone ussi ki toh kitabe pdhi hai not the IAS so that’s why it is illogical comparison…judge judicial system me hai ias executive me toh comparison doesn’t make sense right ye bolrha mai

    • @LawChakra
      @LawChakra  Před 2 lety

      @@prankurgaurav6839 Good

  • @AmitKumar-cp4pl
    @AmitKumar-cp4pl Před 2 lety +6

    outside the court upsc qualifier think that they are very powerful and they feel very proud for themselves bt inside court he is jst like a normal man... court is showing here that law is equal for every one

  • @KapilYadav-oi9zt
    @KapilYadav-oi9zt Před 2 lety +3

    Both shared their concern, and interpretation could be slight varied, thats what the matter of concern in this video, but it ended with solution , that is brain storming

  • @sukhdeepsingh3849
    @sukhdeepsingh3849 Před 2 lety +1

    What I got from this video is that honourable judges are doing commendable job in clearing out the loopholes in the rules while Mr sect. Is trying to defend

  • @lawnorder2709
    @lawnorder2709 Před 2 lety +3

    It's great to note that English is preferred language in courts.
    We need to understand hindi is only for Hindi-stani not every India

    • @mobjectivems7652
      @mobjectivems7652 Před 2 lety

      No need…wtf are you talking about. Hindi is not the national language.

    • @lawnorder2709
      @lawnorder2709 Před 2 lety +1

      @@mobjectivems7652 hindi is official language not nastional language. True. English shd be preferred in Entire india

  • @sharavv676
    @sharavv676 Před rokem

    Judges are not jumped out of sky. Judges are behaving with headweight

  • @2020soumya
    @2020soumya Před 2 lety +15

    I see a lot of people are not approved of the tagline you have put in your video description ( the comparison).I don't see anything wrong in that because the secy inspite of knowing the loopholes in that order was defending it. Now, smart people don't do that, they accept the fallacy and work on it. Some would say, there are loopholes in every policy, I just question, why there would be any ?? A person of that stature and position (secretary) who seems to be well qualified for analysing the positives and negatives of a policy is not aware of the loophole, the judge highlighted !!! That's a joke...So, kudos to the honourable judge who corrected the respected secy...And yes, love the tag line....

    • @LawChakra
      @LawChakra  Před 2 lety +2

      Thanks for supporting. I loved the way h'nble judges went about the case.

  • @NikangVideos6377
    @NikangVideos6377 Před 2 lety +1

    Every job is equally important and must be respected but in a democracy, the most powerful is the legislative followed by the judiciary and then the executive.

  • @sidhhartkumar1306
    @sidhhartkumar1306 Před 2 lety +2

    This is transparent debate is going on which influnce positive on students and citizen of india ,Citizens will try to always go through court in any perspective case with blindbelieve !

  • @srichandanmishra9313
    @srichandanmishra9313 Před rokem

    Ek number selection process chal rha hai khud ke rules govt nhi samjh paa rhi 😂

  • @ms-wm1hq
    @ms-wm1hq Před 2 lety

    Forget the idea, just answer the question 😁

  • @Salman-sq9gm
    @Salman-sq9gm Před rokem

    Forget the idea answer the question 😂😂

  • @tariqaziz4534
    @tariqaziz4534 Před 2 lety +1

    It's a healthy disagreement

  • @PrakashSinghBist
    @PrakashSinghBist Před 2 lety +1

    😍

  • @krishnaprasannavankayala5988

    The inherent limitation of lack of innovation in bureaucracy also one of the reasons for not getting the work done on time. That is also one of the reasons for bringing headache to Judiciary.

  • @jitusingh848523
    @jitusingh848523 Před 2 lety

    There should not be any comparison. It is the beauty of our constitution.

  • @shauryainvestor4350
    @shauryainvestor4350 Před 2 lety +2

    लोकतंत्र की खूबसूरती यही है, काले कोर्ट में जज साहब बिना पुलिस के प्रधानमंत्री तक को सजा दे सकते हैं।

    • @shauryainvestor4350
      @shauryainvestor4350 Před 2 lety

      @BILAUTA BILLA🐱 saza to dena hi hoga executive ko. Isi ko to loktantra kahte h agar saza accept nhi kiya pm ne to wo fir tanashahi ho jayegi and india ki public tanashah pasand nhi krti. Vidroh ho jayega

    • @shauryainvestor4350
      @shauryainvestor4350 Před 2 lety

      @BILAUTA BILLA🐱 clean chit, bail ye sb dena court ka kaam h
      Agar nhi dega to jail m hi Rah jayega. India m pm tak ko saza hui h पॉलिटीशियन ka kya . Aur bht log to jurm karke v saza nhi paa rhe kyuki court v saboot maangta h

    • @shauryainvestor4350
      @shauryainvestor4350 Před 2 lety

      @BILAUTA BILLA🐱 kisi ko saza dilwana advocate pr depend krta h

  • @mka2032
    @mka2032 Před 2 lety +1

    Lawyer :hold my beer 😁
    Judges are nothing in front of lawyers

    • @mka2032
      @mka2032 Před 2 lety

      @Yash Sharma sad reality,
      Look at the lawyers of mudrer, rapist
      Judges look fool in front cunning lawyers

    • @abhinavdw1
      @abhinavdw1 Před rokem

      Koi bada tagda lawyer ho tbie

  • @akj3388
    @akj3388 Před rokem

    In Australia judges are never concerned about aggrieved people. India is 100 times better.

  • @gearskara5917
    @gearskara5917 Před 2 lety

    Really our judge rock

  • @adarshsingh_8055
    @adarshsingh_8055 Před 2 lety +4

    Ias secretary law bnate hai aur legislature usse pas krte h aur judiciary uspe kaam krti h
    To smartness me barabar bhut du
    r ki baat h .
    Ek senior ias pura desh chla rhe hai.aur justice keval judiciary with neary 5 crore pending case .it clearly mean that they even can not run judiciary without ias.
    Ha judiciary ko kidi bhut h legislature me aur executive me ghusne ki .
    Suo moto se lekr judicial activism tk
    Bhut se example hai.

    • @LawChakra
      @LawChakra  Před 2 lety

      Both are at fault at times and both do good work at times. So this happens.

  • @siddharthagrawal3222
    @siddharthagrawal3222 Před rokem

    To resolve any matter the complaint should be placed to the bigger seat than the head of the committee,that's what the honorable judges are telling

  • @rajvardhanshinde6251
    @rajvardhanshinde6251 Před 2 lety +2

    High court judge have the powers to make CM stand infront of him.

    • @LawChakra
      @LawChakra  Před 2 lety

      Right. He has that much power

    • @anshumananimesh2213
      @anshumananimesh2213 Před 2 lety +2

      HC of Allahabad removed Indira Gandhi from the post of PM

    • @LawChakra
      @LawChakra  Před 2 lety

      @@anshumananimesh2213 HC judges have same power as Supreme court judges in 99% of scenarios

  • @prajaram1918
    @prajaram1918 Před 2 lety +7

    Judge is more powerful than IAS. A judge can terminate IAS title.. but a IAS can't 😂😂

    • @LawChakra
      @LawChakra  Před 2 lety

      Correct

    • @gkanonymous7080
      @gkanonymous7080 Před 2 lety +2

      Ganta judge kuch nhi kar sakta pm ke alawa koi terminate nhi kar sakta.

    • @tushark4850
      @tushark4850 Před 2 lety +1

      read constitution, recruitment rules, and Law then comment here

    • @gkanonymous7080
      @gkanonymous7080 Před 2 lety +1

      @@tushark4850 judge reinstate kar sakta hai remove nhi..agar tumhe pata hai toh ek ias officer ka example do jisko judge hata diya ho....

    • @prajaram1918
      @prajaram1918 Před 2 lety

      @@tushark4850 Law says a judge give orders to remove an IAS. And president can follow the order. 😂 Hence IAS got no power

  • @janakinath8750
    @janakinath8750 Před rokem

    It's verysimple to resolve this issue.why unnecessarily waste time.The Secretary is very apt in resolving the issue within a few weeks

  • @sundaramsadagopan7795
    @sundaramsadagopan7795 Před 2 lety +2

    The matter is so simple on which an officer of secretary cadre looks to the court though the government is capable of taking suitable action. This how many cases go to courts due to the incompetence of bureaucracy.

  • @kumarshashank5121
    @kumarshashank5121 Před rokem +1

    Rather than getting into discussion about what their powers are,its better assesing what their duties and responsibilities are...

  • @ikramuddinahmed8924
    @ikramuddinahmed8924 Před 2 lety +1

    Judiciary executive and legislature are separate field. Every one is boss on their respective field in these three field.

  • @dkworld26
    @dkworld26 Před 2 lety

    the judges doesn’t even allowed to speak the DM.

  • @rajenderupadhyay1920
    @rajenderupadhyay1920 Před 2 lety +1

    This how red tape makes life impossible for everyone. Simple solution govt. announces number of licences available and issue base on open auction to highest bidder.

  • @IITDELHI98
    @IITDELHI98 Před 2 lety +16

    There is no point of saying that hc judge is smarter than secy. They r just discussing solution.. Even judges are saying that secy's personal appearance has resolved things to a greater extend.. It looks like secy has to do in his hands,court is just discussing and suggesting.

    • @2020soumya
      @2020soumya Před 2 lety

      And that's why the judge got a bit smarter than the secy because the secy inspite of knowing the loopholes was defending himself and the judge was correcting that. 😀

  • @singhrandeep7451
    @singhrandeep7451 Před 2 lety +2

    1 min silence for those whose thoughts u turned for UPSC 🤣

  • @uma4700
    @uma4700 Před 2 lety +6

    Judges wanna to show their seniority but in really situation secretary is not a mere position

    • @LawChakra
      @LawChakra  Před 2 lety +5

      I agree. But in general judiciary is kept at higher pedestal.

    • @subratashome6393
      @subratashome6393 Před 2 lety +1

      What did u really want to say
      Judiciary is the watchdog of Executive.

    • @uma4700
      @uma4700 Před 2 lety +1

      @@subratashome6393 what is your judiciary system already known in bollywood movies🎥 no need to explain it

    • @fieldagent7170
      @fieldagent7170 Před 2 lety +1

      @@uma4700 you consider bollywood movies as reflection of reality?

    • @astonmartin2158
      @astonmartin2158 Před 2 lety

      @@fieldagent7170 indeed. If not we wouldn't have lakhs of cases pending till date.

  • @srijanchakraborty8704
    @srijanchakraborty8704 Před 2 lety +3

    oh dubey ji, kuch kaam dhanda nahi hai kya ? 🤣🤣🤣

  • @legaltechnicalinfo156
    @legaltechnicalinfo156 Před 2 lety

    I request to channel's team please upload vdo with subtitle b.coz we are come from here for watch the all vdo and understand everything if you are upload vdo with subtitle we are understan very well so

  • @NareshCK001
    @NareshCK001 Před 2 lety +6

    No one is above constitution whether it's PM,CM,IAS,IPS,MP etc......

    • @nikeshmali8506
      @nikeshmali8506 Před 2 lety

      Do you know PM can change constitution

    • @NareshCK001
      @NareshCK001 Před 2 lety

      @@nikeshmali8506 how?

    • @nikeshmali8506
      @nikeshmali8506 Před 2 lety

      @@NareshCK001 Indira Gandhi did ones, forgot?

    • @NareshCK001
      @NareshCK001 Před 2 lety

      @@nikeshmali8506 i don't know bro. Please can u elaborate? I eager to know.

    • @nikeshmali8506
      @nikeshmali8506 Před 2 lety

      @@NareshCK001 that's sweet, but it's long topic to discuss, so better you research and so that you will know a lot. Pls seek information over internet and learn how things work, who do what work, how new rules and added and how old rules are removed.

  • @kashiraogundam9602
    @kashiraogundam9602 Před 2 lety

    Well said forget d idea

  • @itzc596
    @itzc596 Před 2 lety +1

    In front of Judges Judgement all are normal weather it a IAS or IPS. Superior is Judge

  • @mamamia8511
    @mamamia8511 Před 11 měsíci

    Conflict of interest...in simple terms

  • @raghuvirkumar6149
    @raghuvirkumar6149 Před 2 lety +1

    Honourable court is showing 4 fingers and saying 3
    Point to be noted my lord😋😂

  • @hariom9627
    @hariom9627 Před 2 lety +1

    Wrong and right are not same.
    If wrong have power then right become wrong therefore compareble of judge power and IAS power is not good they have seprate value and important for democracy . No one above nation.

  • @rippergamingofficial3128
    @rippergamingofficial3128 Před 2 lety +1

    They is why we still trust the court of law

  • @sasidharanv6897
    @sasidharanv6897 Před rokem

    Both are strong but situation makes the change

  • @nilutpalsaikia2582
    @nilutpalsaikia2582 Před 2 lety

    This is not SUBJECT of SMART or NOT. it's about POWER BROTHER; WHO SPEAKS ABOUT #SMART OR NOT. ARE BHAI ALWAYS ITS VERY PURE TO PRONUNCE JUDICIARY & JUDICIAL OFFICERS R MUCH MORE PURE & POWERFUL THAN ANYONE ALSO EVERYONE WHATEVER HE IS.

  • @thomasraj7205
    @thomasraj7205 Před rokem

    I never heard that Bihar honorable judges bench are so generous,strict, knowledgeable ,study every line without any bias.
    The questions are simple trying to bring a solution to the litigants. The respondent government was advised that court is not to thrust but to find a solution. State like Bihar atleast Honorable judges have taken the burden to educate the kings and to give a remedy for the unanswered suffering. The way both the judges examine its like am watching a England court making interesting .

  • @user-bc7yj6jn8w
    @user-bc7yj6jn8w Před 2 lety

    Judges are always be on Top Judgement judge and Judiciary is first ,,,,,,.

  • @AvinashSingh-vb3yx
    @AvinashSingh-vb3yx Před 2 lety +1

    Why @Dubey & Associates Law firm is allowed to upload it to youtube if the live telecast is allowed is there any norms to telecast it later for any specific channel

  • @frankcastle5596
    @frankcastle5596 Před 2 lety +4

    Recently
    1)Mr Nitin Gadkari said he was amazed by the response of an IAS officer concerning a bridge collapse in sultanganj.
    2) Supreme Court Judge rejected the death penalty of the ®apist and mu®derer of a 4-year-old girl.
    These 2 are the most prestigious post in India so nothing can say about anyone.

  • @bestbefore4785
    @bestbefore4785 Před 2 lety +1

    Overall judicial has more power

  • @Siva9D1
    @Siva9D1 Před 2 lety +5

    Smartness dont come from profession its comes from personality

  • @vishalrajyaguru2597
    @vishalrajyaguru2597 Před 2 lety +1

    It appears that both the judicial batch and the government officer both were struggling to find solution of common sense against simplest possible problem.
    1 it has to be understood that all selections, be it licensing of shops or any sort of recruitment, they are not self serving bodies but R envisaged to serve the organisational objective of serving the society.
    2 so putting appellate authorities over such selection processes would each time halt the administrative process flow and ultimately societal interest will suffer, for what that selection is happening.
    3 so the best solution is, the appealing person who call themselves as aggrieved parties, can only appeal if they have sufficient evidence of irregularity/malpractice/dishonesty in respective selection process. Otherwise such appeals should be discarded by the Court slashappellate authorities immediately.
    4 as far as question of appellate authority is concerned, no such authority should be placed because it will hamper the administrative process flow and decisions. The aggrieved person as mentioned above may approach police or court if they have sufficient evidence of irregularity/malpractice in selection process.
    5 merely failure of selection has no locus standee of appeal against the selection process.

  • @ameykakade
    @ameykakade Před 2 lety +1

    This is what we can expect from judiciary...judicial activism.

  • @justice_zaia
    @justice_zaia Před 2 lety +1

    I see many comments comparing the Secy and the Judge. Not even the Cabinet Secy is on the level of a High Court Judge.

  • @rajanikantpattanaik
    @rajanikantpattanaik Před 2 lety +2

    Aukat bata dia court ne.