Judicial Activism

Judicial Activism fair, but reasonable and just. However, subsequently in Menaka Gandhi vs. Union of India case this requirement of substantive due process was introduced into article by judicial interpretation. Thus the due process clause, which was avoided by the Constitution makers, was introduced by judicial activism of the Supreme Court. In subsequent decisions, the Supreme Court has upheld death sentences in cases such as Bagwan Dass vs. State of Delhi case, which involved honour killing of a man and woman for marrying outside their caste. . Constitutional Law,