Significance of directive principles of state policy
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1. Directive Principles are backed by Public Opinion:
It is true that Directive Principles are non-justiciable. These are not backed by legal sanctions. However, these are backed by public opinion, which is in reality the real sanction behind every law.
2. Provide for a Welfare State:
The Directive Principles clearly lay down the philosophical foundations of a welfare polity. These make it a responsibility of the State to secure it through welfare legislation. These also provide that a welfare state stands for securing of Justice—social, economic and political for all the people.
3. Directives Constitute a Guide for the State:
Directive Principles act as a guide to the government for making policies and laws for the purpose of securing justice and welfare.
It is true that Directive Principles are non-justiciable. These are not backed by legal sanctions. However, these are backed by public opinion, which is in reality the real sanction behind every law.
2. Provide for a Welfare State:
The Directive Principles clearly lay down the philosophical foundations of a welfare polity. These make it a responsibility of the State to secure it through welfare legislation. These also provide that a welfare state stands for securing of Justice—social, economic and political for all the people.
3. Directives Constitute a Guide for the State:
Directive Principles act as a guide to the government for making policies and laws for the purpose of securing justice and welfare.
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