Plea Alleging Misconduct by Manipur CM || ‘In Case of Extreme Urgency, We Will Advance the Hearing’: CJI Sanjiv Khanna

Today, On 28th January, The Chief Justice of India (CJI) agreed to consider an urgent hearing for a plea accusing Manipur Chief Minister Biren Singh of involvement in organizing violence in the state. The petition seeks a court-monitored investigation by an SIT into leaked audio clips allegedly implicating the CM.

CJI Sanjiv Khanna: “Lokpal Must Coordinate With Other Anti-Corruption Agencies To Fight Corruption”

Chief Justice of India Sanjiv Khanna emphasized that an anti-corruption mediator, like the Lokpal, must work closely with agencies such as the Central Vigilance Commission. This coordination is essential to effectively address corruption and safeguard public systems. He stressed that collaboration strengthens accountability and enhances trust in institutions. Public faith, he noted, is crucial for the success of such efforts.

Supreme Court Judge Justice CT Ravikumar’s Farewell | “Inspiring Journey”: CJI Khanna Honours His Legacy

Supreme Court Judge CT Ravikumar, who is retiring, was given a farewell by the Supreme Court Advocates on Record (SCORA) on Thursday. His last working day will be on Friday. The Chief Justice praised him for his inspiring journey as a judge and his legacy of hard work and honesty in the Supreme Court.

Supreme Court Collegium Considers Restricting Judges’ Relatives’ Appointments in High Courts: ‘Could Open Doors for First-Generation Lawyers’

The Supreme Court Collegium is considering a proposal to limit the appointment of judges’ relatives to judicial positions. This move aims to promote fairness and inclusivity in the judiciary, creating opportunities for first-generation lawyers. Experts believe it could enhance diversity and improve representation from underrepresented communities in constitutional courts. The step reflects a growing emphasis on merit-based selections in India’s judicial system.

VHP Event | CJI Khanna Briefs Full Court of Supreme Court on Collegium Meeting with Justice Yadav

Chief Justice Sanjiv Khanna briefed the Supreme Court’s full bench about a meeting concerning Justice Shekhar Kumar Yadav’s controversial remarks about Muslims. These comments provoked public outcry and calls for impeachment. The Collegium is considering measures, including a possible inquiry and a public apology, to address the situation, emphasizing judicial independence.

[Justice Shekhar Yadav’s ‘Majority’ Remark] “I’m Not Apologetic”: VHP Chief Alok Kumar

Today, On 10th December, VHP Chief Alok Kumar defended Allahabad High Court Justice Shekhar Yadav’s controversial remarks supporting majoritarianism and the Uniform Civil Code during a VHP event. Amid criticism, Kumar asserted that the justice’s views reflect democratic principles, emphasizing respect for majority sentiments while reiterating the need for awareness sessions despite potential judicial implications.

“List the Matter Before a Bench I Am Not Part Of”: CJI Sanjiv Khanna Recuses from Election Commissioners’ Appointment Case

Today, On 3rd December, Chief Justice of India Sanjiv Khanna recused himself from hearing petitions challenging the Chief Election Commissioner (CEC) Act 2023, which removes the CJI from the appointment committee. The case will be heard by another bench starting January 6, 2025, as petitioners argue the law undermines the Election Commission’s independence established by a Supreme Court ruling.

“To His Parent High Court of Allahabad”: SC Collegium Recommends Transfer of Delhi HC Justice Chandra Dhari Singh

The Supreme Court Collegium recommended the repatriation of Justice Chandra Dhari Singh from the Delhi High Court back to the Allahabad High Court after reviewing his professional background. This decision, made on November 28-29, 2024, reflects the policy of maintaining balance in judicial appointments among various High Courts in India.