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: VOL 47 No. 08 February 25 - March 02, 2012
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Ideology and Adjudication: The Supreme Court and OBC Reserva...
(24th October 2009)
K Balagopal
 
A sad fact about the Indian judiciary is that where the judges have felt urgent ideological compulsion they have not let mere canons of discipline stop them. Judgments by smaller benches have prised open what even a nine-judge bench has declared to be the law to such an extent that most of the issues are again open for rewriting. The judgment in Ashoka Kumar Thakur vs Union of India is a case in point.
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