New Delhi: True for their strong alignment Ambedkar’s philosophy A day before taking oath as CJI and for a day equality and dignity, Justice Bhushan Ramkant Gawai said that he considers his position as a judge and head of the judiciary as an opportunity to try to social and social and social Political justice,Gawai said, “Justice should be justified despite a person’s social or monetary situation.” “Timely justice is the ultimate goal,” he said.Talking to Toi after visiting Shanti Stupa in Delhi on the occasion of Buddha Purnima, CJI-nominated Justice Br Gavai said that BR Ambedkar’s freedom, equality and faith in the principles of fraternity are essential for India’s democracy and unity.Legal assistance to the poor loves his heart. He wants the National Legal Services Authority and the Supreme Court Legal Aid Committee to synchronize their activities with the state and district-level legal service officers to create a synergy to make litigation cheap and less tortured for the poor.Diversity and inclusiveness are also a mantra that has become part of their decision -making process over the years. “We will try to represent diverse communities in constitutional courts,” he said.“Timely justice is the ultimate goal,” CJI-Dizine said. Justice Gavai said, “Through a long-term strategy, a three-level judicial distribution system requires the requirement of an hour to reduce pendency. For facilities for judicial infrastructure and cases, especially in district and taluk level courts, priority will be given during my tenure.” During his tenure, the collegium under his leadership will have the opportunity to fill the five vacancies arising in SC.That will be First Buddhist CJI And the second Dalit, after CJI KG Balakrishnan, in the 75 -year history of SC. Before taking oath as the 52nd CJI, the person who inspired him with Ambedkar’s ideals, his late politician father RS Gawai’s prediction words were played on a loop in his mind.He also reflected on his visit to formal education, which started from a municipal school in a semi-slum area of his original city Amravati, Vidarbha. He studied in Bombay after his father became vice -president and then becoming the Speaker of Maharashtra Legislative Council. After the first -year law from Bombay, Govat Law College, Bombay, he had to return to Amravati to complete LLB as his father was out with Rajiv Gandhi and did not get the post he enjoyed in the Legislative Council.After obtaining his law degree, he started practicing in Nagpur, with a bench of Bombay HC, a significant practice and shared a professional table with Sharad -e -Bobde, which became the 48th CJI. Gavai applied for a ‘senior’ designation with the intention of transferring his practice to Delhi. At that time, Bombay HC Chief Justice CK Thakar sought his consent to recommend his name for appointment as HC Judge.He was not interested, but consulted his MP father, who told him, “Accept the offer of the judicial. You will contribute more to the society. One day, you will become the Chief Justice of India. But I will not be to see that day.” Gawai SR died in July 2015, before Justice Gawai was appointed as SC Judge.Justice Gawai shifted the doctors of Municipal Practices Vidyalayala, Amravati, Girgaon, Mumbai to Samuha Madhyasic School, when his father became the Deputy Speaker of the Maharashtra Legislative Council.His mother Kamalatai thought that Gawai would study in English in a Marathi medium school and emphasize his entry into the holy name high school in Colaba.His name was recommended for HC Judgment in 2002, but it was back as he was under 45 years of age. He was sworn in as a judge of Bombay HC on 14 November 2003.
