Abstract
The complex concept which touches almost every aspect of human life that binds people together into a right and fair relationship is what is defined as justice. The constitution of India furnished innumerable constitutional articles that assures humans and citizens the right to access to justice. It is crucial to preserve and protect the belief among the citizens that are legal system is not biased to a particular sector of a community in reality the diminished zones of the society find it impossible to seek justice and injustice is laid down open across the country. Dr. B. R. Ambedkar faded Article 32 was the heart and soul of the Indian constitution is delivered the right to individual to move to Supreme Court to seek justice when they feel that their right have been done delete deprived. This paper fundamentally scrutinizes the causes due to which access to justice is not in the immediate approach to people of the country. The paper further discusses landmark judgements and methods that has upheld the right to access to justice which have emphasized the importance of legal aid and the obligation of the government to ensure citizens with right to injustice and free trial. The study also analyses the effectiveness of contemporary modes of access to justice which is complying of constitutional philosophy or preamble. The Authors also surmises other alternative ways through which citizens can get immediate access the justice in the light of constitution.
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