Description
Prashant Bhushan's gripping, meticulously documented account of one of the most significant constitutional cases in Indian legal history provides the most accessible and the most complete account of the judicial battle that tested the fundamental rights provisions of the Indian Constitution in ways that still shape the legal landscape today. Written with the authority of a practising lawyer who was actually involved in the case and the clarity of a committed advocate for constitutional values, this is essential reading for every student of Indian constitutional law. An important and significant work.
