“Don’t Rush to Contempt”: Ex-Judges Back Lawyer Who Accused Justice GR Swaminathan of Caste Bias

Eight retired Madras High Court judges urged restraint on contempt action against Advocate Vanchinathan. They said only the CJI can act on misconduct claims under SC’s 1995 precedent.

Madras High Court Judge Summons Lawyer Who Alleged Caste Bias – Hears Case Against Himself

Justice G R Swaminathan of Madras HC summoned Advocate S Vanchinathan over a bias complaint the lawyer filed against him. Despite being the subject, the judge presided over the contempt hearing himself.

Burnt Cash Row | “I Mentioned the Petition Under Article 32”: Adv Nedumpara Says, CJI Agreed to Hear Explosive Plea Against Justice Varma on July 28

Supreme Court to hear a petition on July 28, 2025, seeking FIR against Justice Varma over cash seizure. Advocate Nedumpara says CJI agreed after he “mentioned” the Article 32 plea.

“No In-House Drama Can Override the Constitution”: Kapil Sibal Slams SC Report on Justice Varma

Kapil Sibal criticized the Supreme Court’s internal report on Justice Varma, asserting it lacks constitutional authority for impeachment. He emphasized that investigations into judges must follow the Judges Inquiry Act, accusing the government of misusing the process. Sibal lamented the selective treatment of judges and insisted only Parliament can initiate impeachment motions.

Madras High Court Orders Criminal Case Against Lawyer for Blocking Police from Serving Warrant

The Madras High Court has ordered criminal action against Advocate R. Balasubramanian for obstructing the police from executing a non-bailable warrant and using abusive language against the judiciary. The Court highlighted his misconduct harmed the legal profession’s image and directed the Bar Council to initiate disciplinary proceedings against him.

Cash Scandal & Fire: Timeline Behind Action Against Delhi High Court Judge Yashwant Varma

A late-night fire at Justice Yashwant Varma’s residence in New Delhi has led to a Supreme Court inquiry into his conduct. The incident, occurring on March 14, 2025, raised concerns about judicial integrity and led to a recommendation for his removal. Authorities are ensuring adherence to judicial independence in the investigation.

Delhi Burnt Cash Controversy | ‘Mahatma Gandhi Me Aag Lag Rahi Hai’: Judicial Panel Recommends Removal of Justice Yashwant Varma

In Delhi Burnt Cash Controversy, “Mahatma Gandhi me aag lag rahi hai” became the shocking highlight as a judicial panel found serious misconduct by Justice Yashwant Varma, recommending his removal after bundles of burnt notes were found.

‘Unacceptable’: Jalandhar Civil Judge Accuses DC Office Official of Misconduct and Threats

Civil Judge Rahul Kumar Azad of Jalandhar has filed a complaint against senior assistant Pawan Kumar Verma from the DC office for threatening and disrespectful conduct during an official visit to the ADR Centre. Judge Azad called Verma’s behavior unacceptable, urging immediate action to uphold the integrity of judicial institutions.

CJI B R Gavai: “India Has Moved from ‘Interventionist Uncle’ to ‘Supportive Elder Cousin’ in the Global Arbitration Family”

Speaking at the LCIA International Arbitration Symposium in London, CJI B R Gavai said India’s role in global arbitration has evolved remarkably. “India has moved from ‘interventionist uncle’ to ‘supportive elder cousin’ in the global arbitration family,” he said, highlighting judicial maturity and restraint.

CJI BR Gavai: “Judges Should Remain Free from External Influence”

CJI Gavai cautioned that judges accepting government posts or contesting elections soon after retirement “raises ethical concerns and invites public scrutiny,” stressing the need to protect judicial independence and maintain public trust in the justice system.