BREAKING| Bihar SIR Row: Dangerous, Unreasonable to Use School Teachers as BLOs to Decide Citizenship: Kapil Sibal

Today, On 27th November, Kapil Sibal said it is a “dangerous proposition and unreasonable” to deploy school teachers as BLOs, arguing that such officials cannot decide citizenship and the process risks wrongful voter deletions across Bihar’s electoral rolls.

If ECI Has No Power, It Won’t: Supreme Court Questions Poll Body’s Authority to Decide Citizenship in SIR

Today, On 11th November, The Supreme Court questioned the poll body’s authority to decide citizenship during the Special Summary Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls, saying “If ECI Has No Power, It Won’t,” while hearing pleas challenging the exercise in Bihar, Tamil Nadu, and West Bengal.

BREAKING| SIR of Electoral Rolls : Supreme Court Stays All High Court Proceedings, Next Hearing on Nov 26

Today, On 11th November, The Supreme Court stayed all High Court proceedings on the validity of the electoral roll revision across Bihar, West Bengal, Tamil Nadu, and Pondicherry, directing that the matter be centrally heard, and scheduled the next hearing for November 26.

BREAKING| Bihar SIR Row: Supreme Court to Hear Case on November 11

Today, On 7th November, The Supreme Court listed the Bihar SIR case for hearing on November 11 at 11 AM after Advocate Prashant Bhushan sought urgent consideration, citing concerns over the Election Commission’s refusal to accept Aadhaar for voter verification.

Detention of West Bengal Migrant Workers as Suspected Bangladeshi Nationals | Sensitive Issues Like National Security: Supreme Court

Today, On 29th August, The Supreme Court heard a PIL on the detention of migrant Muslim workers from West Bengal suspected as Bangladeshi nationals. The Bench observed, “There are sensitive issues like national security and saving resources for our own people.”

WB Migrant Workers Case| “A Nodal Agency Is Needed To Coordinate States”: Supreme Court On Alleged Wrongful Detention Of Bengali Muslims As ‘Bangladeshis’

Today, On 14th August, In the WB Migrant Workers case, the Supreme Court observed, “A nodal agency is needed to coordinate between the state of origin and the state of work,” while hearing allegations of wrongful detention and deportation of Bengali Muslims as “Bangladeshis.”

Supreme Court To Snr. Advocate Prashant Bhushan: “Is India Still Carrying ‘Poor Country’ Tag”

Today, On 30th April, The Supreme Court asked, “Is India still carrying the ‘poor country’ tag?” during a hearing where advocate Prashant Bhushan said former Chief Economists have stated that poverty is increasing in the country.

Delhi High Court Issues Notice on Plea Against Women’s Reservation Delay

NEW DELHI: On Wednesday, the Delhi High Court issued a notice to the Central Government regarding a plea that challenges the validity of Article 334A of the Indian Constitution. This article relates to the reservation of seats for women in Parliament and State Assemblies, under the 2023 Women’s Reservation Law.

Plea Alleging Misconduct by Manipur CM || ‘In Case of Extreme Urgency, We Will Advance the Hearing’: CJI Sanjiv Khanna

Today, On 28th January, The Chief Justice of India (CJI) agreed to consider an urgent hearing for a plea accusing Manipur Chief Minister Biren Singh of involvement in organizing violence in the state. The petition seeks a court-monitored investigation by an SIT into leaked audio clips allegedly implicating the CM.

Supreme Court Asks Centre, States to Urgently Fill the Vacancies in Information Commissions

The Supreme Court directed immediate action to fill vacancies in the Central Information Commission and State Information Commissions, vital for the Right to Information Act’s implementation. A status report regarding these vacancies was requested from various states, with a next hearing set for December 17, 2024, emphasizing the importance of prompt appointments.