Constitution is the supreme law of the land and the word “Constitutional Governance” means the structure and process of government should be according to the constitutional law because constitution itself distributes the power and responsibilities between legislature, executive and judiciary. Constitutional governance is important machinery for ensuring social and economic justice. Social and economic justices are manifest in the preamble of the constitution. Before defining socio economic justice, one should know justice means “what is giving to each, what he/she has due”. The problem of justice, knowing what is due. Socio economic justice can be found in part 3 & part 4 of the Indian Constitution namely “Fundamental Rights” & “Directive Principles”. Constitutional historian Granville Austin said that transcendent goal of the Indian Constitution was to promote social revolution, the thyme of social revolution throughout the proceedings and documents of the constituent assembly. Although the social revolution theme was espoused throughout the constitution part 3 & part 4. Article 36- 51 outline the framers vision for good governance. Good governance and Constitutional governance are interrelated to each other because both have the same goal for uplifting the status of common man of the country. Constitutional governance and constitutionalism are synonyms of each other. The essence of constitutionalism is the control of power by its distribution among several states organs and agencies for ensuring accountability and transparency of the political system of the country. Under the concept of Social Justice and Economic Justice, the State is required to ensure that the dignity of the socially excluded group is not violated by the powerful majority government and they are considered on equal footing of others. Supreme Court in the case of Consumer Education & Research Centre Vs Union of India, observed that “Social Justice, Equality and dignity of person are corner stone of social democracy .The concept ‘Social Justice’ which the constitution of India engrafted consist of several principle essential for the orderly growth and development of every citizen”.