The Hindutra judgements: A warning signal

The author takes a critical look at the Supreme Court of India's (SCI's) judgement and observations in M. Joshi's and R. Y. Prabhoo's cases about Hindutvu. The author believes that the SCI's judgment on M. Joshi's case is an instance of a widespread confusion in the dis...

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Published in:Economic & political weekly
Main Author: Nauriya, Anil (Author)
Format: Print Article
Language:English
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Published: 1996
In: Economic & political weekly
Further subjects:B Jurisdiction
B Right-wing radicalism
B Supreme Court
B Hinduism
B Right wing party
B India
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Summary:The author takes a critical look at the Supreme Court of India's (SCI's) judgement and observations in M. Joshi's and R. Y. Prabhoo's cases about Hindutvu. The author believes that the SCI's judgment on M. Joshi's case is an instance of a widespread confusion in the discourse on secularism, pluralism and humanism. He observes that in matters concerning electoral law and appeal to religion also the SCI has had a varied record since 1964. (DÜI-Sen)
ISSN:0012-9976
Contains:In: Economic & political weekly