BREAKING| People Start Recklessly Reporting This, No Plea Was Filed on Student Protest Police Action: CJI Surya Kant

Chief Justice of India Surya Kant dismissed as false media reports claiming he refused to list a plea on police action against student protesters. He clarified that no such petition had been filed before the Supreme Court.

We Cannot Let This Go On Like This: Supreme Court On NEET-UG Paper Leak, Seeks Centre’s Action Plan

The Supreme Court urged the Centre to end recurring lapses in the NEET-UG examination and sought details of its plan to shift the test entirely to a computer-based format. “We cannot let this go on like this,” the Court remarked.

Manipur Violence| Do Your Best to Complete Investigations: SC Proposes Special Courts, Directs CBI & SITs to Speed Up Probe

The Supreme Court proposed special courts for day-to-day trials in Manipur violence cases and directed the CBI and SITs to expedite pending investigations. The CBI informed the Court that witness examination has become difficult due to widespread displacement.

Is the Internet Shutdown at the Jantar Mantar Protest Site Legal?: Delhi High Court to Hear PIL

The Delhi High Court on Friday agreed to urgently hear a PIL challenging the suspension of mobile internet services at and around Jantar Mantar, the site of the ongoing student protest. The matter is set for hearing today.

Paper Leak Cases: Delhi High Court Designates Anu Grover Baliga to Lead Fast-Track Court

The Delhi High Court has designated Judge Anu Grover Baliga as the special judge to hear criminal cases involving examination paper leaks and unfair means. The appointment follows the Union government’s decision to establish fast-track courts for such offences.

Appeal to the Nation’s Intellectuals: BCI Claims Anti-National Forces Hijacked Student Protests, Urges Legal Fraternity to Act

The Bar Council of India has alleged that the ongoing student protests over examination paper leaks have been hijacked by anti-social and anti-national forces. BCI Chairman Manan Kumar Mishra urged lawyers, intellectuals and citizens to counter what he described as a foreign-backed bid to destabilise India.

Save Democracy, Save Constitution: Supreme Court Lawyers Recite Preamble On Court Lawns Amid Student Protests

A group of advocates assembled on the Supreme Court lawns to collectively recite the Preamble under the “Save Democracy, Save Constitution” campaign, expressing concern over the ongoing student protests and the authorities’ response in the national capital.

Not for Advertising: Karnataka HC Orders Law School to Remove Ads Featuring Lawyer in Advocate’s Gown

The Karnataka High Court directed a law college to remove promotional banners featuring a person in an advocate’s gown, holding that the BCI Rules prohibit such advertising, and granted the institution eight weeks to replace the banners to uphold the legal profession’s dignity.

Educational Qualifications and Public Stature No Defence for Derogatory Remarks Against Women: Madras High Court

Madras High Court refused to quash two FIRs against scientist and political commentator Ponraj, holding that educational qualifications and public stature cannot justify derogatory remarks against women. The Court said individuals with public influence bear greater responsibility in public discourse.

Consider Raising District Judges’ Retirement Age To 61: Supreme Court Asks States And High Courts

The Supreme Court directed States and High Courts to decide on raising District Judges’ retirement age to 61, indicating it will soon consider a uniform retirement age of 62.