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MUMBAI: All the wings of democracy – executive, judiciary and legislature – exist for the welfare of citizens and none can work in isolation, Chief Justice of India Bhushan Gavai said on Wednesday.
Speaking at the project initiation function of the Maharashtra National Law University’s (MNLU) campus in Mumbai, Gavai said the principles of liberty, justice and equality are embodied in our Constitution.
“Judiciary has neither the power of the sword nor the power of words. Unless the executive is on board, it is difficult for the judiciary to provide adequate infrastructure to judiciary as well as legal education,” the CJI said. Gavai said law education is now developing with more practical-oriented training and hence infrastructure plays a very important role.
He refuted

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