No one according to me should hurt the feelings of minorities: Justice Rohit Arya

In a controversial move, former Madhya Pradesh High Court judge Justice Rohit Arya joined the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), which has been the ruling party in the State for most of the last two decades.
The propriety of this move has been called into question, given that judges are required to be free from ideological bias, political or otherwise.
And in this interview with Bar & Bench's Ratna Singh, Justice Arya admits that his 'philosophy for common good' has always been in line with the BJP's ideals.
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[@arjunsinghrathore9252]

I think , first justice Rohit arya define that who is minority in bharat

[@RavindraSingh-sg8yo]

Good

[@13chandru]

When the fields are even then the constitution has to be respected, when the holy books sre interchanged for the constitution then there is a big problem.

[@13chandru]

The judge should look at the ulterior motives.

[@zaroorikyun5192]

*_When he was Judge he was very comedy, I remember his comment which he passed on a husband in his Court "Ek Kamandal Lelo aur Gerua Vastr Pehen Lo"_*

[@n.v.1598]

But constitution can discriminate majority, because they are not so peaceful,thuu hai

[@eish7994]

Politics is his retiremen Plan. Reel walla judge