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In Navtej Singh Johar v. Union of India, the Court answered Suresh Kumar Koushal's…
B.N.S. Medium
In Navtej Singh Johar v. Union of India, the Court answered Suresh Kumar Koushal's reliance on the presumption of constitutionality with the idea of 'constitutional morality'. As explained in the lecture, what does constitutional morality mean?
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Answer: D. What the Constitution itself stands for, such as dignity, equality and liberty
Explanation
The lecture defines constitutional morality as what the Constitution itself stands for, such as dignity, equality and liberty. What most people approve of at a given time is social morality, which the lecture contrasts with constitutional morality. The presumption of constitutionality and Parliament's choice were the grounds Koushal relied on, not the meaning of constitutional morality.