Compassionate Jobs for Karur Stampede Victims’ Kin: Madras High Court’s Verdict

The Madras High Court allowed Tamil Nadu to issue compassionate appointment orders to families of the 41 Karur stampede victims but directed that the jobs remain temporary, subject to the outcome of pending proceedings. The Court declined to interfere with the government’s policy decision at this stage.

West Bengal SIR Row: Supreme Court Allows Petitioner to Approach Calcutta HC Over Alleged Ration List Name Deletions

The Supreme Court allowed a petitioner to approach the Calcutta High Court over allegations that names excluded from West Bengal’s Special Intensive Revision of electoral rolls were being removed from ration lists. The Bench permitted withdrawal of the petition and granted liberty for further legal action.

Are West Bengal Residents Being Denied Rations After SIR Exclusion?: Supreme Court Asks Petitioners To Approach Calcutta HC

The Supreme Court directed a petitioner challenging exclusion of individuals from West Bengal’s ration distribution system to approach the Calcutta High Court. The Bench observed that the issue involved a separate cause of action concerning welfare benefits and was better suited for High Court consideration.