Do the ends justify the means? Amending Dr Ambedkar’s constitutional morality to fit a system that has forsaken it
There is much value in defining constitutional morality as a paramount reverence of forms and procedures; however, a mere reverence of procedure is insufficient, as evidenced by the judiciary slowly occupying a more and more powerful position within the State structure. Alongside a reverence of forms and processes, citizens must also imbibe the idea of representative and participatory institutions wherein there is a clear deference to democracy.