Three new judges take oath in the Supreme Court, and its working strength now stands at 37 including the Chief Justice of India. Justice Sunita Agarwal’s elevation gives the Court three women judges. New Delhi: The Supreme Court’s working strength rose to 37 judges, including the Chief Justice of India, on Tuesday after Justice Sunita […]
A Division Bench of the Gujarat High Court has dismissed Arvind Kejriwal’s appeal against Rs 25,000 costs in the PM Modi degree case, refusing to expunge the Single Judge’s remarks and adding that a political leader cannot use statutory proceedings for political motives, and has held on merits that the CIC’s 2016 direction to disclose the Prime Minister’s degrees was outside the RTI Act and hit by Sections 8(1)(e) and (j).
The Gujarat High Court has dismissed Arvind Kejriwal’s appeal against a March 2023 single judge order that quashed the CIC’s 2016 direction on disclosure of information about Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s degrees and imposed costs of Rs 25,000 on him, saying it found no error in the judgment, and has also dismissed the stay application.
