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We do not want to create an “imperium in imperio” and at the same time we want to give the judiciary ample independence so that it can act without fear or favor. No court in the world—not the House of Lords, nor the US Supreme Court put together—has such vast jurisdiction, wide powers and final authority as the Indian Supreme Court.
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