The Allahabad High Court urged the Supreme Court to take a hands-off approach, asserting that the district judiciary falls under its domain. It said the apex court should let High Courts decide on service rules and judicial promotions independently.
Today, on October 14, Supreme Court sought response from the Union Government and SEBI on Sahara India Commercial Corporation’s plan to sell 88 properties, including Amby Valley and Sahara Seher, to Adani Properties. Hearing listed for November 17.
CJI B.R. Gavai said he and his brother judge were shocked by Monday’s courtroom attack but stressed, “It’s a forgotten chapter, we have moved on.” The incident has sparked debate on contempt and judicial dignity.
Today, On 7th October, CJI Gavai flagged concerns over social media coverage of court proceedings during the Judges Association case. He warned, “Otherwise your clients will be offended,” highlighting the need to restrict reporting to protect the dignity of ongoing judicial matters.
A 71-year-old lawyer attempted to throw a shoe at Chief Justice of India B.R. Gavai in the Supreme Court. PM Modi condemned the act, calling it “utterly reprehensible” and praised CJI Gavai’s calm response.
CJI B.R. Gavai said India is governed by the rule of law, not bulldozers, during his Mauritius lecture. BJP MP Praveen Khandelwal countered, claiming bulldozers are legally empowered and understood by the crooked.
CJI B R Gavai stressed that liberty, equality, and fraternity must work together for true democracy. He said the Constitution is India’s most important book, guiding progress toward social and economic justice.
Chief Justice of India B R Gavai said the Supreme Court’s bulldozer action judgment gave him “immense satisfaction” as it focused on protecting families from arbitrary harassment. He credited Justice K V Viswanathan equally for the landmark ruling that set pan-India guidelines.
CJI BR Gavai said, “Strength of a legal professional lies in upholding justice, and legal education must democratise access.” He stressed that law should empower citizens, ensure fairness, and cultivate lawyers committed to protecting constitutional values.
CJI Gavai emphasized that access to law and justice must not be a privilege for the few but a lived reality for every citizen, highlighting the importance of inclusivity and technology-driven legal education.
