Justice Bhuyan’s SIR Remarks Were Out Of Line. The Election Commission’s Conduct Is Worse

A sitting Supreme Court judge should not have delivered a verdict from a moot court podium on a matter listed before his own Court the next morning. That does not make what he said wrong, and the Commission has spent a week proving it.

‘Enough Is Enough’: Ex-CJI B R Gavai Throws Weight Behind Justice Rebello’s Goa Movement

Former Chief Justice of India B R Gavai has extended strong constitutional support to Justice Ferdino Rebello’s “Enough is Enough” movement. He said the 10-point Charter of Demands reflects core principles of environmental law, people-centric development, and the need to preserve Goa’s identity and culture.

‘100–150 People Attacked Me With Slippers’: Lawyer Who Threw Shoe at Ex-CJI BR Gavai Makes Shocking Claim

Suspended advocate Rakesh Kishore says he was assaulted by a crowd at Karkardooma Court as “revenge” for the shoe-throwing incident involving ex-CJI BR Gavai. A video from the court complex shows people surrounding and confronting him during the clash.

Supreme Court Declines to Fast-Track Mercy Plea of 87-Year-Old Swami Shraddhananda in Shakereh Khaleeli Murder Case

The Supreme Court refused to intervene in the long-pending mercy plea of Swami Shraddhananda, convicted for the brutal 1991 murder of Bengaluru socialite Shakereh Khaleeli. The Court said the matter did not require its interference under Article 32.

Ex-CJI BR Gavai, IMF’s Gita Gopinath to Brief Parliament on One Nation One Election Bill: Major Voices Set to Shape Crucial Reform

Former CJI BR Gavai, IMF’s Gita Gopinath, Kapil Sibal, and top institutions will appear before the Joint Parliamentary Committee on the One Nation One Election Bill. Key constitutional concerns, including fears of “indirect” President’s Rule, are expected to dominate discussions.

Supreme Court: Accused Under Any Law Must Get Written Grounds of Arrest in Their Own Language

The Supreme Court ruled that police must give every arrested person written grounds of arrest in a language they understand, under Article 22(1) of the Constitution.
Failure to do so will make the arrest and remand illegal, the Court held in Mihir Rajesh Shah v. State of Maharashtra.

Supreme Court asks SFIO to reply on Surana Group MD’s Plea to Ease Bail Terms in Rs 10,000 Crore Fraud Case

The Supreme Court has sought a response from the Serious Fraud Investigation Office (SFIO) on Vijayraj Surana’s plea seeking relaxation of his bail conditions in a ₹10,000 crore financial fraud case. The top court had earlier granted him bail, noting that prolonged detention before trial amounts to “punishment without conviction.”