Justice CT Ravikumar’s farewell at the Supreme Court of India was an emotional event, filled with heartfelt tributes and praise for his outstanding career. Chief Justice Sanjiv Khanna called him “a God’s own man from God’s own country, Kerala,” recognizing his strong ties to his home state. Justice Ravikumar’s legacy of humility, fairness, and wisdom made a lasting mark on the judiciary. The event celebrated his valuable contributions and the respect he earned during his time in the court.
Supreme Court Judge CT Ravikumar, who is retiring, was given a farewell by the Supreme Court Advocates on Record (SCORA) on Thursday. His last working day will be on Friday. The Chief Justice praised him for his inspiring journey as a judge and his legacy of hard work and honesty in the Supreme Court.
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Today, On 27th November, The Kerala High Court is addressing a plea for a CBI investigation into ADM Naveen Babu’s death, raised by his widow. She alleges that former Panchayat President PP Divya may be using political influence to interfere with the investigation. The court aims to ensure a fair and transparent inquiry, with further proceedings scheduled for December 6.
Kapil Sibal, President of the Supreme Court Bar Association, delivered a poignant farewell to retiring Chief Justice DY Chandrachud, emphasizing his significant contributions and legacy surpassing that of his father. Sibal praised Chandrachud’s commitment to justice, equality, and inclusivity, marking his tenure as impactful and progressive within India’s judiciary.
The Thalassery Sessions Court granted regular bail to PP Divya, who is accused of abetting the suicide of ADM Naveen Babu. Babu was found dead following a farewell ceremony, where Divya suggested his involvement in bribery. Despite initial denial of anticipatory bail, her regular bail request has been accepted.
Today, On 25th April, The Bombay High Court broke from tradition to honor retiring Judge Gautam Patel with a full court reference, emphasizing his contributions. Justice Patel expressed gratitude for the honor and his emotional connection to the court’s historic building. He was praised for his scholarly approach, empathy, and significant judicial rulings. His colleagues highlighted his impact on the legal system and his unique style of judgment writing.