Justice Krishna Murari, a judge of the Supreme Court of India, emphasized the role of the court in upholding not just the Constitution, but also the ideals and values that the forefathers fought for. Speaking at a lecture on the evolution of the Indian Constitution at the Faculty of Law of the Aligarh Muslim University, Justice Murari highlighted that the court's interpretation of the Constitution must adapt to changing circumstances of time and policy. He also touched upon the court's use of its powers of interpretation to uphold fundamental rights and expand the scope of Article 21. Additionally, Justice Murari advised law students to take up law practice instead of going for corporate jobs, stating that the demand for specialists in the legal profession is ever increasing. He encouraged students to cultivate the habit of reading and develop their personality and advocacy skills, while also emphasizing the importance of honesty and humility.
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