Prominent lawyers Abhishek Singhvi and Kapil Sibal have criticized the selective application of the law in India, stating that it goes against the statute. Singhvi and Sibal highlighted the issue during a recent event where they discussed the challenges faced by the legal system in the country. They expressed concerns about the inconsistency in the implementation of laws and emphasized the need for a more uniform approach. The lawyers pointed out that selective application of the law can lead to injustice and erode public trust in the legal system. Singhvi and Sibal’s comments come at a time when the legal fraternity in India is grappling with various issues, including delays in the justice delivery system and lack of transparency. They called for a more transparent and accountable legal system that upholds the principles of justice for all. The lawyers’ remarks have sparked a debate within the legal community, with many echoing their concerns about the need for a fair and impartial application of the law. As the legal fraternity continues to advocate for reforms, the issue of selective law enforcement remains a key challenge that needs to be addressed to ensure equal access to justice for all citizens.