INDIVIDUAL RIGHT IN INDIA TO APPEAL TO THE SUPREME COURT
NEW DELHI, Dec. 9. The Indian Constituent Assembly passed a clause in the new constitution guaranteeing every citizen the right to call on the Supreme Court to enforce his fundamental rights. Dr. Ambedkar, leader of the Untouchables. who as Minister of Law and chairman of the drafting committees, has been the brain behind the constitution, described the clause as "most vital behind the constitution.” The article as approved reserves for Parliament alone the power of modifying or restricting the provisions for fundamental rights.
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Gisborne Herald, Volume LXXV, Issue 22818, 13 December 1948, Page 2
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