“Jo Aaj Sahib-e-Masnad Hai, Kal Nahi Honge”: Justice Atul Sreedharan’s Poetic Farewell from Madhya Pradesh High Court

Justice Atul Sreedharan quoted poet Rahat Indori at his farewell from the Madhya Pradesh High Court, reflecting on impermanence as he moves to the Allahabad High Court. Bar leaders voiced concern over his frequent transfers and judicial independence.

DGP Appointments case| “Contempt Cannot Be Used to Settle Political Disputes, Proper Forum Is CAT”: Supreme Court

Today, On 18th August, In the DGP appointments case, the Supreme Court said contempt cannot be used to settle political disputes and clarified that the proper forum is CAT, stressing that PIL jurisdiction is meant only to protect socio-economically disadvantaged backgrounds.

Collegium System Shields Judiciary’s Autonomy Despite Flaws: Justice Surya Kant

Justice Surya Kant defended the Indian Collegium system, emphasizing its role in maintaining judicial independence despite imperfections. He urged for increased transparency and moral clarity in judicial decisions. Kant highlighted the judiciary’s crucial role in democracy, advocating for self-restraint and the preservation of justice, while addressing the impact of technology and societal inequalities.

Supreme Court to Hear Challenges Against New CEC, EC Appointment Rules on February 19

NEW DELHI: Today, 12th Feb, The Supreme Court of India is set to hear a series of petitions on February 19, challenging the validity of the new rules for appointing the Chief Election Commissioner (CEC) and Election Commissioners (ECs). This hearing will take place just a day after the retirement of the current CEC, Rajiv Kumar, on February 18.

‘Better Late Than Never’: Kerala AG Kurup Slams Centre Repeated Interference In Clearing Collegium Recommendations

Kerala AG Gopalakrishna Kurup criticized the Central government for its persistent interference with the Supreme Court Collegium’s recommendations for judicial appointments, causing significant delays. He highlighted the specific case of Justice PP Krishna Kumar, whose elevation was stalled for nearly a year despite no objections to his integrity.