The Delhi High Court has issued notice to SSC over its ban on discussing exam papers, calling the gag order “unreasonable.” The Court questioned, “After coming out of the examination hall, the first thing…was to discuss the paper.”
The Karnataka High Court has overturned a gag order from the Bar Council of India, affirming advocates’ constitutional right to free speech. The case stemmed from allegations of financial mismanagement linked to a State Level Advocates Conference. Justice Nagaprasanna ruled the gag order unconstitutional and beyond the BCI’s authority, reinforcing legal protections for advocates.
On Wednesday (24th April): Advocate Jai Anant Dehadrai agreed not to make public accusations about BJD MP Pinaki Mishra’s alleged conspiracy against Prime Minister Narendra Modi in light of an ongoing CBI inquiry, following a Delhi High Court warning. The court emphasized the seriousness of such allegations and recorded Dehadrai’s undertaking to refrain from further statements on the matter.
