Justice Neither Bends Nor Yields To Pressure: Justice Swarana Kanta Sharma Rejects Kejriwal’s Recusal Plea in Excise Policy Case

Today, On 20th April, Delhi High Court rejected Arvind Kejriwal’s demand seeking Justice Swarana Kanta Sharma’s recusal in the Delhi liquor policy case. She said her constitutional oath ensures justice does not bend or yield to pressure and she will decide the case fearlessly.

Criticism Should Not Be Treated As A Condemnation Of The System: Justice Manmohan

Justice Manmohan of the Supreme Court said criticism should be seen as guidance and not rejection, urging openness to improvement. He added, “Criticism should not be treated as a condemnation of the system. It should be treated as a suggestion.”

You Tried to Sell a Judge in The Open Market: Supreme Court Slams Lawyer, Refuses Bail in Rs.30 Lakh Bribery Scandal

The Supreme Court took a firm stand against corruption as it refused to hear the bail plea of a 70-year-old lawyer accused of seeking a Rs.30-lakh bribe, stating he attempted to “sell the judiciary.” The bench told him, “You tried to sell a judge in the open market.”

If CM Barges Into Raid, Can ED Inform State Police Which Is Headed by the Chief Minister?: Supreme Court Asks West Bengal

Today, On 24th March, The Supreme Court asked whether the Enforcement Directorate can seek relief from the West Bengal government after Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee allegedly obstructed its raid at I-PAC, raising broader concerns over accountability and legal recourse.

Phansi Ghar Row: Arvind Kejriwal To Appear Before Probe Panel On Friday

Arvind Kejriwal is set to appear before the Delhi Assembly’s Privileges Committee on Friday in connection with the ‘Phansi Ghar’ controversy at the Assembly premises. The panel had earlier summoned the concerned leaders several times, but they failed to appear and present their side citing different reasons.

Nepotism, Self-Aggrandizement Anathema to Democratic System: Supreme Court Cancels Deluxe Flat Allotments to Haryana Officials

Today, On 18th February, The Supreme Court of India cancelled the allotment of two deluxe flats in Haryana to a governing body member and his subordinate, stressing that such acts reflect nepotism and self-aggrandizement, which are anathema to the values of a democratic system.

Law Is Not A Shortcut To Success, It Will Test You Before It Rewards You: CJI Surya Kant To Young Lawyers

Chief Justice of India Surya Kant urged young lawyers to see law not as a quick route to success but as a disciplined craft requiring patience and integrity, saying it will test them before offering any meaningful reward.

“Private Universities Must Answer to Students and the Law,” Says Supreme Court, Orders Nationwide Audit After Amity Case

The Supreme Court has ordered a countrywide review of private universities after Amity University allegedly harassed a student for changing her name. The move aims to ensure transparency, accountability, and proper regulation in private higher education.

Supreme Court Slams Delays in Information Commissioner Appointments: “This Has Been Happening for 2 Years,” Says Prashant Bhushan

The Supreme Court questioned the Centre and States over huge vacancies and massive pendency in Information Commissions, calling for urgent action. Prashant Bhushan criticised repeated delays, warning that the Right to Information system is collapsing.

No Justification for Poor Road Conditions in Mumbai: Bombay High Court Slams Civic Bodies On Pothole Deaths

Bombay High Court slams civic bodies over poor road conditions in Mumbai, stating there is no justification for pothole-related hazards. The Court emphasizes that the government and municipal authorities are duty-bound to ensure safe and proper road infrastructure for the public.