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CJI Br gavai in prayagraj: Chief Justice of India Justice BR Gavai credited the constitution for the solidarity of the country on Saturday (May 30, 2025). He said that whenever there has been a crisis on the country, he faced him with strength and solidarity and the credit should be given to the Constitution.
CJI BR Gavai said this in the inaugural program of newly constructed advocate Chamber Bhavan and multi -level parking in the Allahabad High Court at a cost of Rs 680 crore. CJI Gavai, the chief guest of the program, said, “The fundamental duty of the judiciary is to reach the last citizen of the country who needs justice and the same duty of the legislature and the executive.”
India’s Chief Justice BR Gavai said, “Meghwal ji (Minister of Law and Justice) said that (CM) Yogi ji is the most powerful and hardworking CM of this country. I would like to say that Allahabad is the land of powerful people.”
Legislature, executive and judiciary contributed to bring social equality- CJI
The Chief Justice said, “Whenever there was a crisis, India remained united and strong. The credit should be given to the Constitution. In the 75 -year journey of the Indian Constitution, the legislature, executive and judiciary have made a big contribution in bringing social and economic equality. Many such laws were brought in which land was given to landless persons by taking land from land.”
He said, “These laws were also challenged from time to time. Before 1973, the Supreme Court had the idea that there will be a situation of conflict between the Directive Principles (Directive Principal) and the fundamental rights, then the fundamental right will be up. Does not have the right. “
Both Fundamental Rights and Directive Principles Spirit of Constitution- CJI
The Chief Justice said, “A bench of 13 judges of 1973 also said that both Fundamental Rights and Policy Principles are the souls of the Constitution. Both of them are two wheels of the golden chariot of the Constitution, out of which the whole chariot will stop if one wheel stops.”
He said, “I have always said that bar and bench are two aspects of a coin. Until the bar and bench work together, the chariot of justice cannot be pushed forward. Today the Allahabad High Court has given a good ideal for the whole country, in which judges vacated 12 bungalows and took care of the convenience of their lawyer brothers.”
State and central government always ready to solve the problem of advocate- CM Yogi
Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath, the distinguished guest of the program, said, “The state and central government is constantly trying to overcome the problems of the advocates. A proposal has been approved to build campus in seven districts in this direction and Rs 1,700 crore has been released for this.”
The Chief Minister said, “The government has increased the amount of advocate fund from Rs 1.5 lakh to Rs five lakh and the age limit of its eligible advocates has also been increased from 60 years to 70 years. For this, a fund of Rs 500 crore has also been given.”
CM Yogi underlined the role of High Court in organizing Mahakumbh
Underlining the role of the High Court in organizing the Prayagraj Mahakumbh, Yogi Adityanath said, “The event of Prayagraj Mahakumbh could be so successful because the Allahabad High Court did not stay any project.”
Justice Suryakanth of the Supreme Court, Justice Vikram Nath, Justice JK Maheshwari, Justice Pankaj Mithil, Justice Manoj Mishra, Union Law and Justice Minister Arjunram Meghwal, Allahabad High Court Chief Justice Arun Bhansali and Chief Justice of Delhi High Court DK Upadhyay were also present at the inauguration ceremony.
Multiple parking made in Allahabad High Court
Multilavel parking constructed in the Allahabad High Court has parking capacity of 3,835 vehicles as well as 2,366 chambers. Five floors including underground floors and surface of this 14 -storey building are reserved for parking. At the same time, six floors are dedicated to the advocates’ chamber. 26 lifts, 28 escalators and four travelers have been built in this building.