Thread by @anshul_aliganj

In the Tussle between Modi Sarkar and the Judiciary, obviously the Moditurds will support the former.
Some members of the Hindu Wing are also on the side of Modi Sarkar.
may be reasons are
1.Judiciary is woke and Left leaning.
2.Nepotism
#VoiceOfSanatanis view point

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Judiciary is not a homogenous institution. One individual judge may be woke, liberal commie, americanized but the institution as a whole cannot be.Some other judge may be ritualistic, traditionalist ,Centrist etc.

99% of the cases have nothing to do with ideology they are normal criminal, civil , service matters , family cases.
In that remaining 1% of the cases, the judge cannot go "beyond the law."

Laws ,bylaws , rules are subject to interpretations and even the woke judge needs a small opening from the laws so that he can interpret it to his own liking, if he doesn't get that opening he has to give that judgement which even he himself may not like.

Now coming to Modi Sarkar. This Modi Sarkar is not only woke , liberal , Americanized but also follows the casteist agenda endorsed by the US d€€p st@te.
The Hindu wing cites section 377 judgement but remember, RSS even before the Judgement gave a statement for its removal

Even in the Abortion Judgement it was the Modi Sarkar which brought in the MTP2021 amendment which helped the Courts to give such a judgement . The judges also quoted statements from the govt departments , ministers of Modi Sarkar while explaining their judgement

So who can be more woke and Commie than this Modi Sarkar.
The only thing which this court has done well is that they have not let narrow casteism enter their field and the Modi Sarkar cannot tolerate this.

Let me give you an eg. Venkaiyya Naidu praised the speech of John Brittas.
Naidu. Britta's twitter.com/i/web/status/1…

Recently we saw many radicalised Ambedkarites going ballistic after judiciary and we also saw the law minister Kirren Rijiju liking those tweets.
Isn't this an indication enough for us to understand the real motive of Modi Sarkar in going after Collegium