The familiar ‘Lady Justice’ statue, long associated with courts and legal institutions, has been redesigned by the Supreme Court of India as part of an effort to move away from its colonial legacy. Traditionally depicted with a blindfold and a sword, the updated version removes the blindfold and replaces the sword with the Constitution, signaling a new era for Indian justice. This transformation emphasizes transparency, accountability, and a commitment to upholding constitutional values, reflecting the evolving nature of justice in India today.
This new representation highlights the importance of constitutional principles in the pursuit of justice. It invites reflection on how justice is interpreted and applied, emphasizing fairness and the judiciary’s role in upholding the law. By shedding its colonial past, this updated statue embodies a progressive vision for justice in a diverse and democratic society.
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