The Calcutta High Court declined to let the Mamata Banerjee-led TMC operate four more frozen bank accounts, holding its July 9 Special Officer arrangement, upheld by the Supreme Court, already protects the party. Kolkata: The Calcutta High Court on Wednesday declined to pass any further interim order permitting the Mamata Banerjee-led Trinamool Congress to operate […]
The Supreme Court indicated it may transfer to the CBI the ED’s plea alleging Mamata Banerjee obstructed its I-PAC search, as her counsel opposed it on maintainability. Hearing on September 2. New Delhi: The Supreme Court on Tuesday indicated that it was inclined to transfer to the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) the investigation into […]
Supreme Court of India refused to conduct probe into alleged voter additions in West Bengal, citing lack of concrete material. CJI Surya Kant stressed courts cannot act on speculative claims.
The Supreme Court said issues in West Bengal’s SIR voter list revision are mostly administrative and should be handled by the Calcutta High Court. The Court will consider extending the electoral roll freeze date; next hearing on April 1.
Senior Advocate Menaka Guruswamy has been elected unopposed to the Rajya Sabha from West Bengal as a Trinamool Congress candidate. With this victory, she becomes India’s first openly queer Member of Parliament, marking a historic moment for representation in Indian politics.
Delhi High Court allows the release of Udaipur Files despite a plea by accused Mohammed Javed. Court held no irreparable harm would be caused and upheld artistic freedom.
Sr Adv Menaka Guruswamy argues in Delhi High Court that Udaipur Files prejudices the ongoing trial under Article 21. Court questions Centre’s powers under Cinematograph Act after 2023 amendment.
Senior Advocate Menaka Guruswamy urges the Supreme Court to reconsider the dismissal of teachers with clean records. CJI Gavai says the review plea will be listed ahead of new recruitment in September.
Supreme Court hears plea on ‘Udaipur Files’ film release, weighing free speech against accused’s fair trial rights. Justices question CBFC cuts, Centre’s role, and prejudice to ongoing trial.
The Supreme Court of India criticized the Bar Council’s unclear position on Karnal and Rohtak bar elections, ordering urgent High Court hearings. It granted interim relief to lawyers involved in cases of electoral irregularities, emphasizing the need for transparency and proper procedures in future elections. The Court also called for a retired judge’s supervision.
