Congress leader P. Chidambaram on Thursday said that the Constitution is supreme. The news says that a day ago, Vice President Jagdeep Dhankhar has also emphasized parliamentary supremacy. Chidambaram has said that the Chairman of the Rajya Sabha is wrong when he says that the Parliament is supreme. Constitution is supreme.

He has said that it may be a warning, in fact, it is necessary to take the views of the Chairman as a warning to every constitution-loving citizen about the impending dangers. He has said that to prevent the attack on the basic principles of the constitution by the majority, the basic structure principle has also been developed.

He also asked the question, suppose the Parliament, by a majority, voted to convert the parliamentary system into a presidential system or the state list was also repealed and special legislative powers of the states were taken away. Are such amendments going to be valid?

Vice President Jagdeep Dhankhar on Wednesday reiterated that Parliament's power to amend the Constitution and deal with legislation is not to be subsumed by any other authority and urged all constitutional institutions-judiciary, executive, and legislature - You need to be kept under their limit. The Vice President has said that democracy is sustained and flourishes when the legislature, judiciary, and executive work together to fulfill the constitutional goals and to realize the aspirations of the people. The Judiciary cannot legislate in the same way that the Legislature cannot write down a judicial decision.

Vice President is also addressing the 83rd All India Presiding Officers' Conference in Rajasthan Legislative Assembly on Wednesday. The Vice President has said that the Parliament's power to amend the Constitution and deal with the law is not under any other authority.

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