The ADM Jabalpur vs. Shivkant Shukla Case (1976) | Darkest Hour of Indian Judiciary

Описание: Title: Emergency Excesses: Unveiling the ADM Jabalpur vs. Shivkant Shukla Case (1976)

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Welcome back to understanding Indian politics through landmark cases! Today's episode tackles the controversial ADM Jabalpur vs. Shivkant Shukla case of 1976. This case, decided during the Emergency period (1975-1977), raised crucial questions about individual liberties and the power of the state.


Dive deep with us as we explore:
The context of the Emergency and its impact on fundamental rights.
The details of the case – Shivkant Shukla's detention and the legal challenge.
The Supreme Court's verdict and the reasoning behind it – can fundamental rights be suspended during an emergency?
The immense criticism surrounding the judgment and its implications for individual freedoms.
The case's legacy and its partial reversal in later landmark judgments.
This video provides a critical analysis of the ADM Jabalpur case, offering insights into:
The delicate balance between national security and individual rights.
The power of judicial review and its limitations during a state of emergency.
The ongoing debate surrounding fundamental rights and their enforceability.


This video is a must-watch for anyone interested in:
Indian history and the Emergency period.
The Indian Constitution and fundamental rights.
The role of the judiciary in safeguarding individual liberties.

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Keywords: ADM Jabalpur vs. Shivkant Shukla, Emergency in India, Fundamental Rights, Habeas Corpus, Supreme Court of India, Individual Liberties, National Security, Indian Constitution, Right to Life and Liberty
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