The Supreme Court Today (April 22) said it will hear a contempt plea next week against BJP MP Nishikant Dubey for blaming the CJI for “civil wars in the country.” The Attorney General has not yet granted permission to proceed with the case.
Supreme Court Today (April 21) asked a lawyer to seek the Attorney General’s permission before filing contempt charges against BJP MP Nishikant Dubey. The case involves Dubey’s controversial statement blaming CJI Sanjiv Khanna for “all civil wars in the country.”
Subhash Theekkadan, a Kerala lawyer, has requested the Attorney General to initiate criminal contempt proceedings against Vice President Jagdeep Dhankhar for his statements made on April 17, 2025, which allegedly undermine the authority of the Supreme Court. Theekkadan argues these remarks threaten judicial independence and public confidence in the judiciary.
A Supreme Court lawyer has approached the Attorney General’s office, requesting contempt action against BJP MP Nishikant Dubey.The plea alleges that Dubey made misleading and offensive remarks targeting the judiciary and the Supreme Court.
NEW DELHI: Former Supreme Court judge Justice Rohinton Nariman recently praised the contribution of former Attorney General KK Venugopal in shaping his career. At the same time, he shared how it was his “great misfortune” that, as a judge, he often had to rule against Venugopal because the latter represented the government.
Former Attorney General K K Venugopal hailed the pivotal role of lawyers in India’s journey from the freedom struggle to shaping modern democracy. Speaking at the launch of Lalit Bhasin’s book, “Lawyers of India in Freedom Struggle and in Independent India (1872-2022)”, he praised their contributions as guardians of justice and drivers of legal reform. The book celebrates 150 years of lawyers’ unwavering impact on India’s legal and democratic framework, spotlighting their enduring influence.
The Supreme Court transferred 24 writ petitions regarding Amazon and Flipkart’s anti-competitive practices to the Karnataka High Court, following a request from the Competition Commission of India (CCI). This consolidation aims to unify ongoing cases related to alleged violations of the Competition Act, 2002, enhancing efficiency and consistency in rulings.
Today(on 21st August),The Supreme Court of India will resume hearing on whether a Light Motor Vehicle (LMV) driving license covers operation of transport vehicles up to 7,500 kg. The case, with major implications for insurance and road safety, will be reviewed by a five-judge bench led by Chief Justice D.Y. Chandrachud.
Today, On 20th May, The Supreme Court emphasized the need for junior lawyers to argue before vacation benches. This allows them to gain experience and advance professionally. The Court urged senior lawyers to support this initiative, highlighting the importance of providing opportunities for young legal professionals. Emphasis was also placed on the role of senior lawyers in mentoring and training junior members of the legal profession.
The Supreme Court of India is set to address the rights of Muslim women in matters of succession amid efforts to introduce a Uniform Civil Code and the invalidation of triple talaq. The court will examine whether Muslim women can claim equality in succession and implications of bequeathing estates, with the hearing set for July 25.
