The Supreme Court will continue hearing the AIFF Constitution case, focusing on contract compliance and related disputes. The next hearing is scheduled for 28th August at 1:15 PM, as parties prepare to address financial and logistical issues.
Today, On 6th January, Chief Justice of India (CJI) D.Y. Chandrachud recused himself from hearing petitions related to the constitutions of the Indian Olympic Association (IOA) and the All India Football Federation (AIFF). The cases involve crucial issues concerning the governance and structure of these sports bodies. The CJI cited potential conflict of interest or personal reasons for stepping aside. A new bench will now be assigned to handle the matter.
The Delhi High Court set aside a Rs. 12.9 crore penalty imposed on footballer Anwar Ali, East Bengal FC, and Delhi FC by the All India Football Federation (AIFF). The court criticized AIFF for lack of detailed reasoning and emphasized the need for transparent and well-founded actions. The case will be reheard.
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Today (9th May): The Calcutta High Court allowed Kalyan Chaub, BJP candidate from Manikatala, to withdraw his election petition due to time constraints. This follows criticism from the Supreme Court and uncertainty about holding a by-election. Kalyan challenged the 2021 election results, alleging vote-buying and coercion by the winning Trinamool candidate.
