The Madhya Pradesh High Court deemed forcing a wife to leave her job as cruelty, granting her divorce from her husband. The court emphasized that a woman’s right to work is integral to her autonomy and dignity. This ruling reinforces the importance of mutual respect in marriage, allowing individuals to resist coercive behaviors.
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Chief Justice DY Chandrachud nominated Justice Sanjiv Khanna as his successor ahead of his retirement on November 11. Justice Khanna, currently the second-most senior judge, has a distinguished legal career since 1983. The nomination follows tradition and awaits Union government approval to ensure a seamless leadership transition in the Supreme Court.
The Supreme Court criticized Telangana Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy for his comments on the court’s bail decision for BRS leader K Kavitha, emphasizing the need for mutual respect among the three branches of government. The court opted not to act against Reddy but warned against unwarranted remarks that could cause friction.
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Today, On 2nd September, The Supreme Court emphasized the need for restraint from individuals in high office during a plea hearing involving Telangana Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy. The case dates back to 2015 when Revanth Reddy was accused of attempting to bribe an MLA. The plea requests the trial to be transferred to Bhopal, citing potential influence on the investigation due to Reddy’s position. The matter has been adjourned for further hearing.
Today, On 29th August, The Supreme Court Criticized Telangana Chief Minister for alleging a deal behind a bail grant, stressing the need to uphold judicial integrity and avoid undermining public trust. The Court criticized the CM’s comments, emphasizing the importance of mutual respect between institutions and refraining from involving political rivalry in judicial matters.
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The Madhya Pradesh High Court dismissed a petition challenging the 27% OBC reservation, clearing the way for sub-engineer recruitment. The recruitment drive aims to fill 3,400 posts across 27 departments, with initial results based on the OBC reservation. Despite pending Supreme Court petitions, the decision confirms the reservation for current and similar recruitments.
The Supreme Court allowed desilting of Rajasthan’s Bisalpur Dam to address severe water shortages, overriding the NGT’s ban until July. The Rajasthan government stressed the dam’s vital role in supplying water to Jaipur, Ajmer, and Tonk. The decision aims to mitigate the urgent water crisis in these districts, affecting around 3.5 million people.
The special NIA court in Mumbai warned BJP MP Pragya Thakur to attend the 2008 Malegaon blast trial by April 25 or face consequences. Despite health issues, the court emphasized her obligation to participate. Failure to comply may result in further action, as her absence caused delays. Thakur and six co-accused currently on trial for various charges related to the blast.