The Hindu : Protest by Ministers

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Thursday, September 27, 2001

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Opinion \| Previous \| Next Protest by Ministers Sir, - I am concerned about by the reports that several Ministers participated in the demonstrations in Chennai and Kancheepuram against the verdict of the Supreme Court in the case relating to Ms. Jayalalithaa's Chief Ministership. Are they not risking their offices due to violation of oath the taken by them to uphold the Constitution? The Supreme Court is the highest institution for upholding the Constitution. They are protesting against that. Should they not know better? What would happen if some action is taken against all of them which results in their demitting office? P.S.Vaidyanathan, Chennai Send this article to Friends by E-Mail
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Opinion \| Previous \| Next Protest by Ministers Sir, - I am concerned about by the reports that several Ministers participated in the demonstrations in Chennai and Kancheepuram against the verdict of the Supreme Court in the case relating to Ms. Jayalalithaa's Chief Ministership. Are they not risking their offices due to violation of oath the taken by them to uphold the Constitution? The Supreme Court is the highest institution for upholding the Constitution. They are protesting against that. Should they not know better? What would happen if some action is taken against all of them which results in their demitting office? P.S.Vaidyanathan, Chennai Send this article to Friends by E-Mail
Section : Opinion Previous : India's own concern Next : Not the remedy
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