Chief Justice of Madras High Court Justice Dr A P Sahi on Sunday said in spite of several diversities, regional differences and social and political upheavals India has proved to the world that its constitution has allowed the people to remain united.
In his address at the celebration of 70th Law Day (Constitution Day) organised by Puducherry Bar Association, the Chief Justice said, "our Constitution is the longest written Constitution and has the largest amendments.
However it is a living entity because it is life itself and encompasses every aspect of human life."
Justice Sahi, who also felicitated senior lawyers on the occasion said, "the Constitution has seen its evolution, application and fall outs during the last seventy years since it was framed."
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