Lawyers vs. Judges | “Not Meddle with the Affairs of the Association”: Kerala HC Advocates

The clash between Kerala High Court lawyers and judges took a sharp turn as the Advocates’ Association sent a strong message to the judiciary. In a letter to Justice A.K. Jayasankaran Nambiar, they urged judges to “not meddle with the affairs of the association,” highlighting rising tensions and discontent.

Justice Shekhar Kumar Yadav’s ‘Majority’ Remark|| SC Collegium to Examine Justice Yadav’s Comments at VHP Event

Justice Shekhar Yadav of the Allahabad High Court is under scrutiny for controversial remarks made at a VHP event, suggesting that “law works according to the majority.” His statements have drawn criticism and raised concerns about judicial neutrality. The Supreme Court collegium is set to review the situation as calls for his impeachment grow.

“Increase in Voters Creates Barriers in Exercising Right to Vote”: Plea in SC Challenges ECI’s 1,500 Voter Limit per Booth

A Supreme Court petition challenges the Election Commission of India’s decision to raise the maximum voters per polling booth to 1,500. Advocates argue this limits voting access and propose reducing the number to 1,200, enhancing accessibility. The case highlights significant concerns about electoral fairness and democratic processes in India.