Chief Justice of India Bhushan Ramkrishna Gavai on Saturday said the interpretation of law or the Constitution has to be “pragmatic” and in a way that suits the needs of society.
Speaking at a felicitation organised for him by the Bombay High Court here, he also mentioned that recently he had received complaints about the rude behaviour of “some of the colleagues”, and urged the judges to protect the reputation of the institution.
Citing a past Supreme Court judgement, Gavai said any law or the Constitution has to be interpreted in the context of “problems faced by the present generation.” PTI
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