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Trust essential between Legislature, Executive, Judiciary | Off The Beaten Track Ep13
The Executive is often weaponising its electoral mandate while the Judiciary displays its moral authority; the two should sit and talk rather than address each other from public platforms, says Chakshu Roy of PRS Legislative Research
Nilanjan Mukhopadhyay’s latest book is 'The Demolition and the Verdict: Ayodhya and the Project to Reconfigure India'. His other books include 'The RSS: Icons of the Indian Right' and 'Narendra Modi: The Man, The Times'. He tweets at @NilanjanUdwin.
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