Chief Justice of India DY Chandrachud says, ” The Supreme Court was established with a sense of idealism that laws would be interpreted by a constitutional court in accordance with the rule of law and not by colonial values or social hierarchies. It affirms the belief that the judiciary should serve as a bulwark against injustice, tyranny and arbitrariness. The Supreme Court is an institution of resolution and justice. The fact that people approach it in large numbers shows how far we have succeeded in discharging that role”
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