“Main Kahin Nahi Jaa Rahi”: Justice Swarana Kanta Sharma Slams Recusal Plea by Arvind Kejriwal in Excise Policy Case

Justice Swarana Kanta Sharma refused to step aside from the excise policy case, asserting her duty and rejecting allegations of bias. She warned that allowing such pleas without grounds would damage the credibility of the judiciary.

Institutional Respect At Stake: SG Tushar Mehta Opposes Recusal Plea, Seeks Contempt Action Against Kejriwal In Court

Solicitor General Tushar Mehta urged the Delhi High Court to initiate contempt action against Arvind Kejriwal over recusal pleas. He termed allegations unfounded, stressing institutional respect and warning that yielding would set a harmful precedent for judicial independence.

“Hooliganism”: Calcutta High Court Bar Association Slams Attack on SIR Judicial Officers, Suspends Lawyer, Seeks Strict Action

The Calcutta High Court Bar Association condemned the Malda incident where judicial officers were allegedly held hostage during electoral roll revision. A lawyer accused of instigating the attack has been suspended, with further action sought from the Bar Council of West Bengal.

“Most Polarised State”: Supreme Court Sends Central Forces to Protect Judges on SIR duty in West Bengal

The Supreme Court ordered deployment of central armed forces to protect judicial officers after they were gheraoed and attacked in West Bengal during electoral roll revision work. The Court called the incident a serious attack on the rule of law and sought explanation from top state officials.

‘Set Judge’ Remark Row: AAP’s Saurabh Bharadwaj Urges CJI to Initiate Contempt Action Against Delhi CM

AAP leader Saurabh Bharadwaj has urged the CJI to take suo motu contempt action against Delhi CM Rekha Gupta over her alleged “set judge” remark. He claimed the statement attempts to defame the judiciary and weaken public trust in the courts.

“Collegium Not Perfect But Best for Now”: Former CJI B R Gavai Backs Current Judge Appointment System, Flags Delay by Government

Former CJI B R Gavai said the collegium system is currently the most suitable for India despite its flaws. He also urged the government to implement the National Litigation Policy to reduce court pendency.

“Fear of Transfer Weakens Judiciary”: Supreme Court Justice Manmohan Calls for Urgent Collegium Reform

Supreme Court Justice Manmohan said High Court judges cannot work independently if they are under constant fear of transfers. He called for a detailed review of the collegium system and raised concerns over government litigation and panel lawyer appointments.

CJAR Questions State-Sponsored Travel by CJI, Supreme Court Judges: “Justice Must Not Only Be Done, But It Must Also Be Seen To Be Done”

CJAR has raised concerns over the use of state-sponsored and private aircraft for official travel by the Chief Justice of India and several Supreme Court judges. The group warned that such arrangements by governments that frequently litigate in the Supreme Court may raise questions about judicial propriety and public perception of independence.

BREAKING: “Don’t Doubt Judicial Officers“: CJI Surya Kant Tells WB Govt On West Bengal SIR Row

The Supreme Court firmly said ECI instructions cannot override its orders during the West Bengal SIR hearing. CJI assured that judicial officers will decide the modalities independently and “uninfluenced.”

It Is Not Wrong If CJI Joins Politics After Retirement: Why Former CJI Bhushan Gavai Said This

Former Chief Justice of India Bhushan Gavai said there is nothing wrong if a retired CJI associates with political parties, as judges also carry lifelong values and ideologies. He clarified that his own judicial decisions were rooted only in constitutional principles, not in expectations of post-retirement benefits.