Q.No. Question (wet Marks / 3%. 186 f the following 30 4. Write an article in Hindi or English, on any one 0 social topics: re Rd 8 BA Ce RA Se HST ‘Ferfeary: (i) Empowerment of women. aaferail ar TeTaTeeT (ii) Economic & social impact of covid-19 pandemic aitis—19 HEMT & snfele 4 araeres SATE 9 Write an article in Hindi or English, on any one of the following 0 | legal topics:- Pratatta rfc AA re ita 4 FAR (i) Access to justice during the lock down aiasraa & SRM IE Te weal i) Live-in Relationship - rights and liabilities. ra ax Rear — afar Ta TT the following English /Hindi passage— 20 3. Summarize one 0 Preafeatera oidtft / fA aizt 9 @ Paeh va wr wien TSE — India is perhaps the world's most heterogeneous society with a rich heritage comprising several people ascribing to their own cultures, languages, religions and customs. it is home to eight major religions of the world. The Indian Constitution recognises religion as a source of law. With a view to protecting the rights of minorities it confers affirmative, social and cultural rights on religious groups. It guarantees the freedom of religion but enables the state to regulate religious practices on certain imited grounds. The unique pledge of the In equally, which js a central tenet 0) understood in the context ‘of the Constitu equal status of all religions, without any pre discrimination against any of them, dian state is to teat all religions fF the definition of secularism #8 tion, Secularism simply means ference in favour of or Scanned with CamScannerThe two central provisions regarding freedom of religion are Articles 25 and 26 of the Constitution. Article 25 guarantees the right to profess, practice and propagate religion, but also permits the state to regulate economic, financial, political or other secular activity associated with the religious practice. Article 26 guarantees religious denominations, among other things, freedom to manage their religious affairs. ‘The Constitution therefore guarantees freedom of religion, but also acknowledges the imperative of the state to pass legislation in aid of social reform. To balance these competing prerogatives, the Supreme Court has developed the doctrine of “essential religious practices”. In cases involving asserted religious rights against regulatory state action, the court asks whether the religious practice sought to be regulated is essential” or "integral" to the religion. This is a threshold enquiry, at the passage of which the court then asks whether the challenged law serves some purpose of reform or not. Applying this test, the court has considered a plethora of case involving controls of administration of religious property, religious practices and religious sites. The court has ‘also held that pemicious practices such as caste-based aiscrimination in entry to temples, enjoys no constitutional protection. ‘The importance of the concept of secularism and the Constitution's guarantee of religious freedom even against the dominant public Sentiment came to the fore in Bijoe Emmanuel v State of Kerala. The three appellants were school children who belonged to the Jehovah's Witnesses, a worldwide sect of Christians. During the moming assembly at school, the children stood during the recitation of the national anthem, but they refused to sing it on the ground that it was against the tenets of their religious faith. This belief has been well-established and recognised the world over and has been upheld by various courts of other jurisdictions. The Supreme Court held that the refusal to sing did not violate the Prevention of Insults to National Honour Act. 1971. The court Upheld the right ofan insignificant minority to retain its identity under the Constitution and maintain its religious beliefs. In other judgments, the Supreme Court had affirmed that secularism is the bedrock of the Constitution. In S.R. Bommai and Ors Union of India and Ors, it held that in case a state government acted contrary 10 the constitutional mandate of secularism or worse still, directly or indirectly subverted the secular pr inciples, that would lure of the constitutional machinery and the state tantamount to fi Page 3 of 7 Scanned with CamScannergovernment would make isl isle to dismissal under Article 356 of ' Constitution Subsequently, in I. R. 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Coun Ordered for effecting partition by metes and unds accordingly, “ Hence, the deserve rg yee Md orders are patently illegal, arbitrary and S10 be set acide “es ° It is : intermear PUY interlocutor, ; final SMediate ogc, TOcuOry in nature, but quasi-final or Pane Gof 7 ~ Scanned with CamScanner(4) Whether mental awareness of a particular place is contemplated in Section-27 of the Evidence Act ? a (5) Probative value of the material on record has to be seen by th e court. (6) As per the autopsy report the injuries were antemortem and the cause of death was smothering and throttling. (7) Reasoned order is indeed the blood of judicial life and justifies “Reason is the soul of justice.” the principle that d law that first information report and statements It is settles 161 of Cr.P.C. are not substantial (8) recorded under section evidence. It shall be the duty of every citizen of India to uphold and protect , unity and integrity of India. oO fat the prosecution has proved The learned Trial Court has held th the case beyond reasonable doubt. suit, reject any document which recording the (19) The court may at any stage of tht dy) 1s irrelevant or otherwise inadmissible, it consider ground. (12) In the case of a continuing offence a fresh period of limitation shall begin to run every moment of the time during which the offence continues. (13) Whether the plaintiff is entitled to any interest, if yes, then from which date and on what amount ? (14) i ) A common nuisance is not excused on the ground that it causes some convenience and advantage. 15) Thi . (15) This provision does not extend to the case in which harbouring iS by the husband or wife of the offender, see x Page 7 of 7 Scanned with CamScanner