Supreme Court dismisses plea seeking recitation of Preamble of Constitution during morning assembly in schools
The Supreme Court rejected a petition that asked the government to mandate recitation of the Constitution’s Preamble during school morning assemblies. The petitioner’s counsel argued for a formal directive, but the bench observed that the Preamble is already taught in classrooms and therefore no additional requirement is needed. The case was dismissed in the judgment, with no order issued at this time.