‘Never Ever in the History of This Country’: Supreme Court Scrutinises De Novo Voter List Exercise in Bihar

The Supreme Court heard petitions challenging the Special Intensive Revision of Bihar’s electoral rolls, raising concerns about de novo preparation of voter lists and citizenship checks. Petitioners argued the process is arbitrary, excludes voters, and exceeds the Election Commission’s statutory powers.

‘Unfortunate and Irresponsible’: Supreme Court to Hear PILs Seeking Court-Monitored Probe into June 12 Air India Crash

The Supreme Court has agreed to hear PILs challenging the official investigation into the June 12 Air India plane crash, alleging violation of fundamental rights and lack of transparency. The pleas seek a court-monitored inquiry amid concerns raised by pilots’ bodies and victims’ families over aircraft safety and selective disclosure of probe findings.

Ex-CJI Chandrachud Sent Umar’s Bail Plea to Justice Bela Trivedi, Known for Not Going Against Modi Govt: Prashant Bhushan

Former CJI D.Y. Chandrachud’s remarks on bail spark debate after Prashant Bhushan recalls that Umar Khalid’s bail plea was assigned to Justice Bela Trivedi, a former Modi government law secretary, raising questions on judicial discretion and liberty.

Supreme Court Closely Monitors Indiabulls Probe as ED, CBI and SFIO Examine Financial Irregularity Allegations

The Supreme Court is hearing a plea alleging financial irregularities by Indiabulls Housing Finance and its promoters. Noting ED and EOW FIRs and ongoing probes, the Court directed the CBI Director to take a final call and file a fresh affidavit.

‘Why Only Select Clips?’ Supreme Court Flags Gaps in Forensic Test of Manipur Violence Audio

The Supreme Court questioned why the full 48-minute leaked audio allegedly linked to the Manipur violence was not sent for forensic examination. The bench said it was “little disturbed” that only select clips were tested and fixed the matter for further hearing.

‘If There is a Case of the Poor, Call Even in the Middle of the Night’: CJI Surya Kant Recalls Supreme Court’s Historic 3 AM Hearing

CJI Surya Kant said the Supreme Court is ready to sit even at midnight to deliver justice to the poor, rejecting luxury litigation by the rich. His remarks revive memories of the historic 3 AM Supreme Court hearing in 2015 in the Yakub Memon case.

‘It is not the job of the ERO’: Supreme Court Told as SIR Row Deepens Over Citizenship Checks in Voter Rolls

The Supreme Court was informed that electoral registration officers have no authority to decide a voter’s citizenship. Petitioners said the Election Commission’s Special Intensive Revision suffered from major lapses and unlawful voter deletions.

“35–40 BLOs Have Died by Suicide”: Supreme Court Confronts Alarming Pressure in Special Intensive Revision Drive

The Supreme Court heard pleas on the Election Commission’s Special Intensive Revision, with lawyers highlighting extreme stress on BLOs, including suicides and FIRs. The Court said States must replace struggling workers and ensure no undue pressure is put on them.

“Statistics Are Telling”: Supreme Court Seeks Full 10-Year Record of Arunachal Contracts Linked to CM Pema Khandu’s Family

Supreme Court ordered the Arunachal Pradesh government to submit a complete statewide list of all public works contracts from 2015–2025 amid allegations involving firms linked to CM Pema Khandu’s family. The Court said the current “statistics are telling” and warned the State against withholding information.

PM-Led Panel to Meet on Dec 10 for CIC Appointments, Centre Tells Supreme Court

The Centre informed the Supreme Court that the PM-headed selection committee will meet on December 10 to choose the new Chief Information Commissioner and Information Commissioners. The Court is monitoring delays as several CIC and SIC posts remain vacant nationwide.