Daijiworld Media Network - New Delhi

New Delhi, Oct 23: Chief Justice of India B R Gavai underscored the judiciary’s critical role beyond adjudication, describing courts as the “moral conscience of the Constitution” responsible for protecting democracy, fundamental rights, and ensuring accountability of power.

Speaking at the Fifth Wisdom for Future Talk Series hosted by the JSW School of Law at Bhutan’s Royal Institute of Management, CJI Gavai reflected on India’s constitutional evolution and its resonance with Bhutan’s constitutional principles.

“Courts are not merely adjudicatory bodies that resolve disputes between parties,” he said, “they are vital organs of constitutional governance that safeguard the rule of law and protect fundamental rights.”

The event was attended by Bhutane

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