The Supreme Court of India has upheld the bail of Ammar Rehman, accused of ISIS links, stating insufficient evidence from his phone to prove his membership. While the trial continues, he cannot travel without court permission. This case emphasizes the necessity of strong evidence in legal processes, even in terrorism-related accusations.
The Supreme Court of India will reassess the Competition Commission of India (CCI) plea regarding the rejection of AGI Greenpac’s resolution plan for Hindustan National Glass and Industries Limited (HNGIL). Notices have been issued to stakeholders, with both AGI Greenpac and CCI seeking a fresh hearing due to concerns over competition and implementation issues.
The Delhi High Court has ordered a CBI inquiry into allegations of an extortion racket within Tihar Jail involving officials. The court expressed serious concerns over illegal activities and directed a separate investigation by the Delhi government’s Home Department to ensure accountability and transparency regarding the jail’s administration and supervision.
The Supreme Court of India ruled that the seniority of Civil Judges should be based on their appointment date rather than selection. This judgment arose from a case regarding Civil Judges in Chhattisgarh, confirming that delays in appointments should not disadvantage candidates, thereby clarifying seniority rules within the judiciary.
Yesterday, On 22nd November, Former Supreme Court judge Justice H.S. Bedi passed away on November 22, marking a significant loss for the legal community. He was the father of Punjab and Haryana High Court judge Jasjit Singh Bedi. His cremation will take place in Chandigarh, with lawyers at the High Court observing work refrains in tribute.
