The Supreme Court ruled that “rules of the game cannot be altered once the game has begun,” applying this principle to admissions. It quashed Punjab’s medical admission change to ensure a fair and transparent sports quota process.
Prayagraj, April 22 – The Bar Association of the Allahabad High Court has strongly opposed the alleged nepotism in the appointment of judges. In a firm stand against the current selection process, the association passed a resolution during an emergency meeting held on Monday under the leadership of Bar Association President Anil Tiwari.
A live discussion was conducted on January 10 on the LawChakra YouTube Channel featuring Senior Advocate Mathews J. Nedumpara. The discussion was conducted on the issue of “Nepotism in the Judiciary” was discussed with Mr. Nedumpara and he also shared bold insights and solutions, while addressing this topic. The discussion was insighful upon the collegium system , and he also mentioned the jurisprudential aspects of laws and their application during the Live session.
The Supreme Court collegium started meeting lawyers being considered for High Court judgeship for the first time. To reduce nepotism, they are avoiding recommending candidates who have close relatives in the judiciary and are giving more chances to first-generation lawyers. These meetings help assess candidates’ suitability better. This step aims to make judicial appointments fairer and more transparent.
A petition by lawyer Mathew J. Nedumpara seeks to challenge the designation of 70 senior advocates by the Delhi High Court, alleging the process is influenced by favouritism and unlawful factors. The Supreme Court will hear the case on January 2, 2025, addressing the implications for equality and professional rights under the Constitution.
Today, On 14th October, the Supreme Court dismissed a Special Leave Petition from the Maulana Mohammad Ali Jauhar Trust regarding land acquisition by the Uttar Pradesh government, citing no legal issues with prior rulings. The court emphasized concerns about educational provisions for 300 affected students and noted allegations of misuse of power in land allotment.
Today, On 22nd July, The Delhi High Court has scheduled a hearing on Kirti Azad’s plea regarding the appointment of a DDCA administrator for August 1. The petition challenges the current appointment process and membership system within the Delhi and District Cricket Association. Azad accuses DDCA officials of exploiting the system for their advantage, leading to corruption and nepotism in team selection.