Top judges and law ministers will attend the All India Judges Badminton Championship starting November 29 at Thyagraj Sports Complex. The event promotes fitness, unity, and sportsmanship within the Indian judiciary.
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.
The Union Ministry of Minority Affairs has drafted rules to implement the Waqf (Amendment) Act, 2025, awaiting approval from the Union Law Ministry within 15-20 days. The act introduces significant changes to waqf property management in India, facing legal challenges and criticism from various groups. Training initiatives for implementing the rules have commenced.
Union Minister Kiren Rijiju has launched the UMEED portal to enhance transparency and management of waqf properties in India. The platform ensures real-time data access and requires property registration within six months. It features a three-tier verification system, an online grievance redressal mechanism, and aims to benefit marginalized communities.
Kiren Rijiju is calling for unity among political parties regarding the impeachment motion against Justice Yashwant Varma, citing concerns over judicial corruption. He emphasizes that this serious matter transcends political divides. The parliamentary Monsoon Session is set to begin on July 21, coinciding with rising national security concerns.
Union Minister Kiren Rijiju emphasized that the Waqf Amendment Act is meant to rectify irregularities in Waqf property management, not harm the Muslim community. He clarified that the central government does not unjustly seize properties and that the amendment respects tribal land protections. Ongoing Supreme Court hearings address various legal challenges to the Act.
