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- Sacred Obligation of the State to Protect Rights - The right to life, considered one of the most sacrosanct rights of citizens, imposes a sacred obligation on the State to uphold and prioritize this right, including through appropriate allocation of resources and enforcement of constitutional provisions (01702005185).
- Court's Duty to Uphold Fundamental Rights - The judiciary has a sacred duty to uphold fundamental rights under the Constitution, ensuring that obligations towards minority communities are maintained without prejudice, especially when institutions are recognized as minority institutions (01000006102).
- Religious and Personal Sacred Obligations - Certain personal and religious obligations, such as the Muslim faith's obligation to undertake the Hajj pilgrimage, are recognized as sacred and deserving of judicial consideration, especially for elderly individuals expressing strong desire and facing delays (INDDEL00000008886).
- Judicial Responsibility in Justice Delivery - Courts bear a sacred and onerous obligation to deliver justice objectively, free from prejudice or sentiment, emphasizing their critical role in maintaining the integrity of legal processes (02700008585).
- Supreme Court’s Power and Sacred Duty - The Supreme Court possesses unlimited and sacred powers, including the authority to enforce its orders and punish contempt, emphasizing its sacred obligation to uphold constitutional supremacy and rule of law (00100054182).
- Duty of Lawmakers and Law Enforcement - Laws and law enforcement agencies have a sacred obligation to serve the welfare of the people, ensuring laws are implemented with the object and intention behind legislation, exemplified by police duties like maintaining samples in criminal cases (00200053140, 01900018316).
- Citizens’ Sacred Obligation - It is the sacred obligation of every citizen to abide by constitutional ideals and laws, reinforcing civic duty and moral responsibility towards societal harmony (02100125070).
- Religious and Moral Obligations - Certain religious obligations, such as settling debts or fulfilling pious duties, are regarded as sacred, with failure to do so considered a serious moral and spiritual lapse, highlighting the importance of fulfilling such duties (02100082192).
Analysis and Conclusion:
Across various contexts—constitutional rights, judicial responsibilities, religious duties, and civic obligations—the term sacred obligation signifies a profound moral and legal duty that must be honored with utmost seriousness. It underscores the moral fabric binding citizens, the State, and institutions to uphold fundamental rights, justice, and religious practices, reflecting their intrinsic importance and sanctity in societal governance and individual conduct.
Search Results for "Sacred Obligation"
2004 0 Supreme(Raj) 889 • India - Rajasthan
KHEM CHAND SHARMA, SHIV KUMAR SHARMA
Since right to life is one of most sacrosanct and valuable rights of a citizen and equally sacrosanct sacred obligation of the State ... (Paras 16 to 19) ... Article 21 of the Constitution casts obligation ... every citizen looks towards the state for it to perform this obligation with top priority including by way of allocation of sufficient ... Since right to life is one of most sacrosanct and valuable rights of a citize....
2017 0 Supreme(Chh) 222 • India - Chhattisgarh
SANJAY K.AGRAWAL
long as Constitution stands as it is and is not altered – Court duty of Court to uphold fundamental rights and thereby honour our sacred ... through Government and aided schools and Art. 45 does not require obligation to be discharged at expense of minority communities ... obligation to minority communities who are of our own - Petitioners institutions have been declared and are granted status of minority ... as it is and is not altered, it....
2024 Supreme(Online)(DEL) 10762 • India - High Court of Delhi
obligation in the Muslim faith. ... that the applicant's appeal has been pending for years, and he has expressed a strong desire to undertake the Hajj pilgrimage, a sacred ... The Court balances legal obligations with compassion and allows the application, directing the renewal of the appellant's passport ... obligation in the Muslim faith. ... important to highlight that the applicant is around 73 years old and has expres....
1995 0 Supreme(MP) 344 • India - Madhya Pradesh
D.K.JAIN, P.N.S.CHOUHAN
obligation for the cause of justice. ... or prejudices against a person accused of the very reprehensible crime -- Courts should be fully conscious of their onerous and sacred ... We are fully conscious of our onerous and sacred obligation for the cause of justice which demands objectivity shorn of any sentimental
2014 4 Supreme 129 • India - Supreme Court
K.S.RADHAKRISHNAN, JAGDISH SINGH KHEHAR
obligation), to compel obedience and observance of its orders (Para 18, 19) ... ... and power, to punish for its contempt – It should be clearly understood that Supreme Court has the unlimited power (in fact, the sacred ... In case there has been any ambiguity, let it now be understood, that this Court has the unlimited power (in fact, the sacred obligation ... Referring to Article 142 of the Constitution of India....
2018 0 Supreme(AP) 951 • India - Andhra Pradesh
AKULA VENKATA SESHA SAI
laws, keeping in view the betterment and welfare of the people and the parties functioning under the State laws have the holy and sacred ... obligation to discharge their duties keeping in view the object and intention behind the said laws made by the legislature. ... In the said judgment, while dealing with the issue of opening of Rowdy Sheet and the obligation cast upon the police authorities
2019 0 Supreme(J&K) 141 • India - Jammu and Kashmir
SANJAY KUMAR GUPTA
duty and obligation to have kept samples of contraband articles and CFSL form intact till sample reached CFSL – Provisions of Section ... Substances Act, 1985 – Sections 8/20 read with Sections 52, 53 and 55 – Seizure of Charas – Prosecution has clearly failed to discharge sacred ... In the present case, the prosecution has clearly failed to discharge the sacred duty and obligation to have kept the samples of the
2013 0 Supreme(All) 702 • India - Allahabad
SUNIL AMBWANI, BHARAT BHUSHAN
Since it is one of the most sacrosanct and valuable rights of a citizen and equally sacrosanct sacred obligation of the State, every ... This obligation is further reinforced under Article 47. ... State of W.B., (1996), held that : ... The right of a citizen to live under Article 21 casts obligation on the
2017 0 Supreme(Mad) 2282 • India - Madras
M.V.MURALIDARAN
From the aforesaid, it is clear as crystal that it is the sacred obligation of every citizen to abide by the ideals engrafted in
1912 0 Supreme(Mad) 155 • India - Madras
S.AIYAR
bound to discharge the debt incurred by the 3rd defendant to the temple, rejecting the argument that they are not under a pious obligation ... the father by reason of his having retained for himself money which he was bound to pay to another would be a debt of the most sacred ... obligation and for the non-discharge of which, punishment in a future state might be expected to be inflicted, if in any. ... without due authority by 3rd defendan....
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