Overview
- At a 75th‑anniversary programme in Mangalagiri hosted by the Andhra Pradesh High Court Advocates Association, CJI B. R. Gavai, AP Chief Justice Dhiraj Singh Thakur and Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu addressed a packed audience.
- CJI Gavai traced Article 32 to Ambedkar’s insistence on remedies for rights, stressing that any citizen may approach the Supreme Court to enforce fundamental rights.
- He emphasized the Constitution’s adaptability through Article 368, recalling early reservation measures and the procedural thresholds for amendments.
- Chief Justice Thakur described the Constitution as a lived experience of belonging and noted that its evolution has produced 106 amendments so far.
- Responding to a request from the bar, Chief Minister Naidu gave in‑principle approval to allot land and housing for advocates in Amaravati, as CJI Gavai also reflected on concluding his tenure.