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The researcher has worked on the Judicial Activism & overreach in India,This new epitope is exploring Indian Judiciary,Judicial Review,Art.32 and 226 of constitution,PIL,Substantive due process and Art.21 of the Indian constitution,Legislationby the Judicial Activism to overreach.
PIL-Public Interest Litigation CFC-Central Empowered Committee SC-Supreme Court
PIL-Public Interest Litigation CFC-Central Empowered Committee SC-Supreme Court
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