The Delhi High Court will hear on August 25 AAP’s plea seeking government accommodation in the national capital for Arvind Kejriwal, its national convenor and former Chief Minister, after he vacated his official residence following resignation.
Today, on 21st October, the Supreme Court upheld the summons to Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal in a defamation case regarding Prime Minister Modi’s academic qualifications, rejecting Kejriwal’s appeal. The court referenced a similar prior dismissal involving AAP MP Sanjay Singh, stating the complaint aimed to protect Gujarat University’s reputation from alleged defamatory remarks.
Swati Maliwal, the Delhi Commission for Women (DCW) chairperson, filed a complaint alleging that Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal instructed his aide to assault her. This sparked controversy and the National Commission for Women (NCW) has vowed legal action and an inquiry. The outcome could impact political accountability and the safety of women activists in India.
The Delhi High Court approved an expansion of jurisdiction for Civil Judges in Delhi District Courts, allowing them to hear higher monetary disputes. This move aims to increase efficiency, reduce case backlogs, and align Delhi’s courts with neighboring areas. The decision reflects a strategic approach to judicial management and is expected to improve the overall responsiveness and efficiency of the court system in Delhi.
A PIL at Delhi High Court questions whether jailed politicians should campaign. Concerns raised about fairness and ethics in elections. Petitioner seeks ECI system for detained politicians to campaign virtually. Highlights concern over timing of arrests and impact on democratic process. Request to mandate Central government to notify ECI of arrested leaders. Concerns raised over lack of transparency in electoral process.
Yesterday (6th April),Former AAP MLA Sandeep Kumar petitioned the Delhi HC to remove Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal due to his arrest, claiming it violates the Constitution. The petition argues that Kejriwal’s incarceration hinders his ability to fulfill his duties as CM, contravening constitutional norms. The case is likely to be heard in the coming weeks, triggering political discussions in Delhi.
