Cash-for-Jobs Scam | ‘We Will Not Expunge Anything, No Review’: Supreme Court Refuses to Alter Judgment in V Senthil Balaji Case

Today, On 11th July, In the cash-for-jobs scam case involving V Senthil Balaji, the Supreme Court said, “We will not expunge anything… no question of entertaining any review.” The Court clarified the observations won’t affect the ongoing trial.

Cash-for-Jobs Case | “Attempting to Delay Trial by Implicating 2,000 People”: Supreme Court Slams TN Govt in Senthil Balaji Probe

Today, On 29th July, In the ongoing cash-for-jobs case, the Supreme Court strongly criticised the Tamil Nadu government for allegedly trying to delay the trial against ex-minister Senthil Balaji by naming over 2,000 individuals as accused, calling it an abuse of judicial process.

“Even a Novice Wouldn’t Miss It”: Senthil Balaji Seeks Removal of SC’s Harsh Remarks in Job Scam Case

Former TN Minister Senthil Balaji urges Supreme Court to expunge critical observations from 2022 verdict, citing threat to fair trial. Claims strong language may bias ongoing proceedings.

Assam Govt to Challenge HC Order Reinstating Scam-Hit Officers in Supreme Court: CM Himanta

Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma expressed disappointment over the Gauhati High Court’s reinstatement of 52 dismissed officials linked to a 2013-14 recruitment scam. The state plans to appeal to the Supreme Court, emphasizing its commitment to merit-based hiring and integrity in public service amidst growing concerns over corruption and judicial intervention.

Supreme Court: “No Occasion to Entertain This Application, DMK Leader V Senthil Balaji Resigns as TN Minister”

Today, On 28th April, The Supreme Court stated, “No occasion to entertain this application,” after being informed that DMK leader V Senthil Balaji’s resignation as Tamil Nadu Minister had been accepted by the Governor, as per a press release.

TN Minister V. Senthil Balaji to SC: “My Appointment as Minister Doesn’t Violate Bail Conditions”

Today, On 9th April, DMK leader and Tamil Nadu minister V. Senthil Balaji told the Supreme Court that becoming a minister did not break any bail rules in his money laundering case. He said it is his right to hold a political post under Article 21 of the Constitution. Balaji also questioned why his bail was being challenged. He said the move seemed politically motivated.