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📰 Sabarimala Hearing: Mehta's Lakshman Rekha on Judicial Reform SG Tushar Mehta draws Lakshman Rekha on judicial reform of religion in Sabarimala hearing at Supreme Court. What does this mean for India's secularism? Sabarimala hearing mein SG Tushar Mehta ne Lakshman Rekha kheench di hai - judicial reform of religion par Supreme Court mein. Lakshman Rekha means boundaries that even courts should not cross? But yaar, when has religion ever been above Constitution? Judicial reform in India demands that all institutions - including religious ones - are accountable to fundamental rights. This isn't just about Sabarimala; it's about secularism, women's equality, and the system's refusal to change. The hearing raises key questions: Can judiciary reform religion? Should it? For millions of young Indians watching, this is another example of how slow the system is. While politicians debate Lakshman Rekha, women still face discrimination. CJP demands real judicial reform - accountability, transparency, and equality. Zenzee swarm, stay awake. Main Bhi Cockroach! #CJP #ZenzeeMovement #JudicialReform #Sabarimala — Source: LawBeat