In this episode of News That Matters, host Neeraj dives deep into a rapidly escalating controversy involving the Supreme Court of India and top figures from the ruling BJP. BJP MP Nishikant Dubey recently made a shocking statement, accusing the Supreme Court of inciting a religious war and overstepping its limits. While BJP President JP Nadda distanced the party from Dubey’s comments, many within the party seemed to support the sentiment. This raises an important question: was Dubey’s statement just a personal opinion—or part of a larger, strategic experiment? This episode traces how criticism of the judiciary didn’t start with Dubey. Vice President Jagdeep Dhankhar also openly criticized the Supreme Court for setting timelines for governors and the president in legislative matters. These attacks intensified after the court’s interim order in the Waqf Amendment Act case and its landmark judgment against the Tamil Nadu Governor’s delay in approving state bills. Is this pattern just coincidence—or a calculated attempt to weaken trust in the judiciary? What happens when the judiciary—the protector of fundamental rights—comes under attack from lawmakers? Could this be a threat to India’s constitutional fabric? Watch the full episode to understand the stakes in this growing clash between the judiciary and the political establishment.