Supreme Court to Hear Himachal Govt’s Plea Against HC Order Blocking Withdrawal of 45 Cases Against MPs and MLAs

The Supreme Court agreed to examine Himachal Pradesh’s plea challenging a high court order that stopped the withdrawal of 45 cases against MPs and MLAs. The matter includes cases filed under the previous BJP government against Congress workers for Covid-era rallies.

Supreme Court Clears Recount Test, Restores Congress MLA’s 2023 Karnataka Win

The Supreme Court of India upheld the 2023 election of K Y Nanjegowda from Malur after a court-ordered recount confirmed his victory. The verdict set aside the Karnataka High Court’s earlier order and closed the election dispute for good.

“Trade Union Workers Don’t Want To Work”: CJI Surya Kant Slams Workers For Hurting Industrial Growth

The Supreme Court flagged trade unionism as a major factor behind industrial stagnation, with Chief Justice Surya Kant observing that union activities led to closures of industries. He remarked that resistance to work and aggressive “flag-bearing unions” hampered economic and industrial growth.

Wow! A New Type of Fraud: Supreme Court on Jaat Punia Man Seeking Minority Quota After Converting to Buddhism

Today, On 28th January, The Supreme Court expressed strong concern after a Jaat Punia man from an upper-caste Hindu background sought minority reservation by converting to Buddhism. Calling it a “new type of fraud,” the Bench questioned the motive behind such conversion.

Can Brahmins Be Declared Politically Backward?: Supreme Court to Examine Plea

Brahmins, despite being seen as socially and educationally advanced, allegedly lack grassroots political representation. A petition by the Youth for Equality Foundation, argued by senior advocate Gopal Sankaranarayanan, asks whether they can be classified as politically backward classes for panchayat reservations.

Supreme Court Seeks Response From Centre and Others on Plea Alleging Multi-Crore Corporate Fraud Involving Judiciary

Supreme Court sought responses from Centre, Telangana, CBI, ED and SFIO on a plea seeking independent probe into alleged multi-crore corporate fraud involving collusion with authorities and a figure. The bench issued notices to Union ministries after hearing submissions.

‘Where Is Due Process in US?’: ECI Questions Reliance on American Judgments in SIR Challenge, Cites Trump Remarks

The Election Commission of India told the Supreme Court that US court judgments cannot be blindly relied upon, questioning due process in recent American actions cited by petitioners. Senior Advocate Rakesh Dwivedi argued that India’s constitutional framework on electoral roll revision cannot be compared with US practices while defending the SIR exercise.

Supreme Court Extends Interim Protection to Three Accused in Rs 3,500 Crore Andhra Pradesh Liquor Scam

The Supreme Court of India granted temporary relief to three accused in the Andhra Pradesh liquor scam by extending interim protection from surrender. However, the Court refused to interfere with the High Court’s order cancelling default bail and asked the accused to seek regular bail from the trial court.

“Grave Heartburn Among Landowners”: Supreme Court Asks Centre to Revisit Unequal Land Compensation Laws

The Supreme Court has urged the Centre to reconsider land acquisition laws and bring parity in determining market value of acquired land. The Court said landowners under the National Highways Act are unfairly treated compared to those covered under the 2013 land acquisition law.

Supreme Court Orders Resumption of Punjab Kesari Press in Ludhiana, Directs Punjab Govt Not To Take Coercive Action

Today, On 20th January, The Supreme Court directed the Punjab Government not to take any coercive action against Punjab Kesari and allowed its Ludhiana printing press to resume operations while the dispute awaits a final judgment before the Punjab and Haryana High Court.