Allahabad High Court Judge Shekhar Kumar Yadav Retires As Impeachment Over ‘Muslim Remarks’ Stalls Before Action

Allahabad High Court judge Shekhar Kumar Yadav will retire on April 15 while impeachment proceedings against him remain incomplete. The controversy over his remarks on Muslims ends without trial as the constitutional process lapses with his retirement.

‘Enough is Enough’: Top Lawyers Urge Supreme Court to Restore Yatin Oza’s Senior Gown, End 6-Year Contempt Battle

Senior Advocates Kapil Sibal, AM Singhvi, Arvind Datar and KK Venugopal urged the Supreme Court to close the long-pending contempt case against Yatin Oza. They argued that Oza has already faced enough punishment and his repeated apologies should be accepted to restore normalcy.

“We Are Complying”: Supreme Court Records WhatsApp’s Undertaking in CCI Data Privacy Case

The Supreme Court disposed of Meta and WhatsApp’s stay pleas after they agreed to comply with NCLAT directions by March 16. The Bench said the privacy policy will still be examined by CCI, with the matter listed for further hearing.

‘Prejudicial to the defence of India’: Supreme Court Adjourns Sonam Wangchuk NSA Detention Plea to February 26

The Supreme Court has postponed the hearing on Gitanjali Angmo’s plea challenging Sonam Wangchuk’s detention under the National Security Act. The matter will now be heard on February 26, as the Centre defends the detention citing national security concerns.

‘My Lord, Law and Order Will Deteriorate’: CJI Surya Kant Rejects Kapil Sibal’s Warning, Overrules Abhishek Singhvi in Explosive SIR Hearing

During the heated Special Intensive Revision (SIR) hearing, CJI Surya Kant dismissed Kapil Sibal’s warning about possible law and order issues and allowed phased publication of voter rolls. The Supreme Court also rejected objections raised by Abhishek Manu Singhvi and backed the Election Commission.

“Clear Trust Deficit Between State and ECI”: Supreme Court in Mamata Banerjee vs ECI SIR Row, Suggests Judicial Officers to Break Deadlock

The Supreme Court, hearing Mamata Banerjee’s plea against the Election Commission’s SIR exercise, expressed concern over a “blame game” and lack of cooperation between the State and ECI. The Bench hinted at appointing judicial officers to resolve the impasse in the sensitive voter revision process.

Sonam Wangchuk NSA Case: “This Case Cannot Go On Forever,” Wife Tells Supreme Court Amid Transcript Row

Gitanjali J Angmo urged the Supreme Court to stop delays in the hearing against Sonam Wangchuk’s preventive detention under the NSA. The Court will examine disputed video transcripts before reserving judgment next week.

“Humne Wo Sun Liya, Jo Usne Kaha Hi Nahi”: Supreme Court Flags Transcript Row in Sonam Wangchuk NSA Detention Case

The Supreme Court resumed hearing Sonam Wangchuk’s plea challenging his detention under the National Security Act, with Kapil Sibal alleging selective and incorrect speech transcripts.
The Bench has now sought the original speech record and ordered the pen drive evidence to be sealed and produced before the Court.

Jinnah Didn’t Build Pakistan, British ‘Baked the Cake’: Senior Advocate Rakesh Dwivedi Drops Bombshell Claim

Senior Advocate Rakesh Dwivedi said Pakistan was not created by Mohammed Ali Jinnah but was the outcome of British geopolitical strategy during the transfer of power. Speaking at his book launch, he argued that 1946 election results show the British, not Jinnah, shaped Pakistan’s creation.

‘Citizenship Can’t Be Decided Overnight’: Supreme Court Questions Bihar Voter Roll Revision, Warns Against Mass Exclusions

The Supreme Court resumed hearing ADR’s challenge to Bihar’s Special Intensive Revision of electoral rolls, raising concerns over transparency, Aadhaar use, and voter deletions. Senior advocates warned that shifting the burden of proving citizenship to voters threatens the constitutional right to vote.