Today, On 10th February, The Supreme Court emphasized that prosecutions for the 1984 anti-Sikh riots must be conducted seriously and not as a mere formality. It stressed the need for genuine legal action to ensure justice for the victims. The court highlighted that such cases should not be handled casually or for appearance’s sake. Proper investigation and accountability are crucial for upholding the rule of law.
Today, On 2nd January, The Supreme Court granted time to Mathews Nedumpara to reflect on his plea challenging the designation of Senior Advocates. Nedumpara had made various strong allegations against the institution, which the court described as “scurrilous averments.” The court asked him to reconsider his petition, allowing time for reflection. This matter involves a legal challenge to the process of conferring Senior Advocate status.
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Today, On 13th December, the Supreme Court, led by Chief Justice Sanjiv Khanna, declined to urgently hear a petition challenging the awarding of the Subbulakshmi Award to Carnatic musician T.M. Krishna. The petitioner argued Krishna’s past comments harmed M.S. Subbulakshmi’s reputation. The Court deemed no immediate intervention necessary, with a scheduled appeal for December 16. The case continues to stir debate.
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Today, On 2nd December, the Supreme Court summoned the Chief Secretaries of Delhi, Rajasthan, Punjab, and Uttar Pradesh for failing to comply with an order to provide subsistence allowances to construction workers during pollution bans. The court expressed concerns over air quality measures and emphasized the need for a permanent policy addressing severe pollution levels.
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The Appointments Committee of the Cabinet (ACC) on Monday (Sept 9) approved the appointment of six Senior Advocates to the position of Additional Solicitor General (ASG). These appointments are effective immediately upon taking charge and will last for a tenure of three years or until further notice, whichever comes first.
[EXCLUSIVE] Government of India Appoints 6 Senior Advocates as Additional Solicitor Generals in Supreme Court
