Overview
- He said that tackling structural inequalities is vital for inclusive development and long-term stability.
- He portrayed the Indian Constitution as a revolutionary promise born from the anti-colonial movement.
- He cited the Supreme Court’s judgment against ‘bulldozer justice’ as reinforcing the right to shelter under Article 21.
- He highlighted affirmative action in education as essential to correcting historical injustices faced by marginalised communities.
- He pointed out that Parliament and the judiciary have jointly broadened socio-economic rights through amendments and landmark rulings.