Regarding the Supreme Court judgment on SC ST Act

699 votes

The government is empowered to do so and change or amendment the law after due process of law.
If there is any infirmity or any defect in that amendment then it can be challenged on that ground before the Hon'ble Supreme Court.

Advocate Shikhar Garg LawRato

612 votes

Yes you can file a writ if and only it is infringing any fundamental rights. If not then you can a public interest litigation/ writ is a the only possible way as per the appropriate articles under constitution of India

Advocate Bhaskar Aditya LawRato

759 votes

Yes please... there definitely lies a remedy and it can be challenged before the Supreme Court. ..... it should be as soon as possible. What’s your interest please. Politically sensitive matter.

Advocate Rakesh Taneja LawRato

647 votes

No, it’s constitutionality can be challenged only in a writ petition under Article 226 or Article 32 of the Constitution; and no appeal will lie against a legislation or ordinance. (Aap kisi kaanoon ke khilaf writ petition file kar sakte hain yeh kehte hue ki woh sanvedhanik nhi hai.)

LawRato LawRato

516 votes

President of India is free to bring in any Ordinance even to reverse any judgment of the court. If you feel that any ordinance is against the provisions of constitution you can approach the court again for declaring that ordinance unconstitutional.

Advocate Rajesh Kumar LawRato