New Delhi (Paigam-E-Jagat): May 26, 2014 is the day when the BJP won with a huge majority and formed the government. After the party's victory, Narendra Modi took oath as the Prime Minister for the first time. It was the same year when the BJP came to power at the center in the wake of the 'Modi wave'. This year was no less than a historic year for the BJP. But this victory for the BJP was not just about forming the government with an overwhelming majority. After completing the journey of nine years, this party has come a long way.
It is not an exaggeration to say that this government has got the throne for the second time only because of the important decisions taken by this government after the end of one term. The BJP won the 2019 Lok Sabha elections and seized power at the Center for the second time in a row. This victory of the party is due to the important role of its government schemes and major decisions.

Now the party is ready for the third term and before this the decision of the Supreme Court on Article 370 in favor of the government shows that the party will definitely benefit from it in the upcoming elections as well. Let us know what was the stand of the Supreme Court on the major decisions taken so far during the tenure of the Modi government and what was the intention of the government behind those decisions...
What was the dispute about the law?
The petitioners went to the court regarding this decision of the government. The petitioners had asked the court to abrogate Article 370 and cancel the division of the state into two Union Territories. The petitioners said that the abrogation of Article 370 was against the Instrument of Accession, through which Jammu and Kashmir became part of India. The petitioners had also argued that this decision was taken against the will of the people and was being imposed only on the people.
Triple Talaq Law
The Supreme Court declared the centuries-old practice of triple talaq unconstitutional and directed the government to enact a law. After the directions of the Supreme Court, the central government has made a law on triple talaq. In this law it was stated that uttering talaq three times or ending a marriage by writing would be considered a crime. And the offense was punishable by a maximum imprisonment of three years.
What was the dispute about the law? Objections were raised about the legislation brought by the government. This law was described as un-Islamic. The legality of the law intended to abolish triple talaq was challenged.
What was the decision of the Supreme Court? The decision of the Supreme Court on triple talaq came in August 2017. The Supreme Court has rejected the practice of triple talaq as unconstitutional and illegal. The Triple Talaq Act, formally known as the Muslim Women (Protection of Rights on Marriage) Act 2019. It was passed on August 1, 2019 after intense debate in Parliament.
demonetisation
What was the government's decision to demonetise?
However, the government had given several reasons for the decision of demonetisation. But the main reason is said to be corruption. The central government suddenly announced demonetisation in the country on 8 November 2016. Under this decision, 1000 and 500 rupee notes have been taken out of circulation.
What was the controversy over demonetisation?
Objections were raised on this decision brought by the government. The petitioners said that there were several flaws in the judgment and sought its annulment.
What was the decision of the Supreme Court?
The Supreme Court had upheld the government's decision to demonetise Rs 1,000 and Rs 500 notes.
Delhi Ordinance Bill
Delhi has enacted the Government of National Capital Territory of Delhi (73“4) Act 1991 which provides a framework for the functioning of the Legislative Assembly and the Government. In the year 2021, the central government amended it. In which some changes were made regarding the operation and functioning of the government in Delhi. It also gave some additional powers to the Lt. Governor.
What was the controversy over the Delhi Ordinance?
As soon as Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal's government was formed in Delhi in 2015, he ordered that all files related to land, police and law and order should come to him first. After this he was given LG. After this, the Kejriwal government challenged this ordinance in the Supreme Court.
What was the decision of the Supreme Court?
The decision given by the Supreme Court in the case of transfer of officials in Delhi was in favor of the Kejriwal government. A week after the court's decision, on May 19, the central government brought an ordinance. By bringing the 'Government of National Capital Territory of Delhi Ordinance, 2023', the Center has given back the power of appointment and transfer of administrative officers to the Lieutenant Governor.