Will see if the central relationship requires Glasnost, if necessary, Perestroka: Justice Curian Joseph

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Former Supreme Court Justice Kurian Joseph will lead a committee of three senior members appointed by the Tamil Nadu government to review constitutional and law provisions and recommend measures to strengthen state autonomy and federalism. The group said the group will check whether the central relationship needs to be timely (if transparency is needed) (if span is needed), and whether per the-earter-a and a and and and and and and the Perrestruction/nivers a and the Perrestruction/nivers and the Perrestroika (if it is needed) (if it is needed) (if it is needed). The expectations of the people.

“I think it is an honor. I thank Mk Stalin, the honorary chief minister of Tamil Nadu for his timely and thoughtful initiative. In fact, his father – Honor M. Karunanidhi – has appointed the PV Rajamannar Committee to study the relationships of the center. Hindu In a phone message.

Judge Curian said the Constitution is an organic document that should always be in line with people’s wishes.

“What should the constitution be in a changing period, the relationship between the center and the state should be regularly checked. Financial relations, administrative relations, legislative relations, in all these aspects, the demand for hours must be tested. Therefore, the study of Glasnost must be conducted and Perestroika should be conducted if necessary,”

The retired judge said he hopes the committee will “visit, evaluate, reprovision the basic principles in the constitution that dominates the relationship between the center and the state”.

“India is a coalition of countries. If it is indeed a coalition of countries, then how can this unity be maintained according to the needs of time. Hopefully this study will be helpful in this situation,” said Justice Curian.

The former Supreme Court judge said the only condition he accepted the task was that he would do so only as honorary work and not receive any compensation.

“My compensation work is arbitration, consultation and mediation. I will do it with this work. [Mr. Stalin] Justice Curian said.

In the Suo Motu announcement at the Legislative Council, Mr. Stalin conveyed the establishment of a three-member high-level committee to review constitutional, legal and policy provisions on China’s relations and to recommend strengthening the autonomy and federalism of the states.

Indian Maritime University K. Ashok Vardhan Shetty and former National Planning Commission M. Naganathan will be the other two members of the committee.

The tasks of the High Commission include reviewing constitutional provisions, laws, rules and policies regarding China’s relations; in order to recommend methods for transferring subjects from the status list to the concurrent list; propose measures to overcome administrative challenges; propose reforms to ensure maximum autonomy of the state without undermining the unity and integrity of the state; and considering the current political, social and economic development, the recommendations of the Rajamanal Committee and the recommendations of the Commission established by the Union Government in terms of central state relations.