Further, underlining that he had also indicated that the House was positioned to take affirmative steps to bring out congeniality amongst the three wings of governance, he said that the statement was far distant from his reflections.
He said that delegitimizing the judiciary, a pillar of democracy, was beyond his contemplation and urged leaders to not subject high constitutional offices to ‘partisan stances’.
“The statement imparted by the honourable Chairperson of the UPA is far distanced from my reflections. De-legitimising the Judiciary is beyond my contemplation. It is a pillar of democracy. I would urge and expect leaders across the political spectrum to bear in mind not to subject high Constitutional offices to partisan stances,” he said.
Source: Barandbench
