Rahul Gandhi vs Indian Army Row | ‘Priyanka Gandhi Targeted Supreme Court’: Petition Urges CJI To Initiate Criminal Contempt Proceedings

Rahul Gandhi vs Indian Army row takes a legal twist as Advocate Ashok Pandey moves the Chief Justice of India, alleging Priyanka Gandhi Vadra made contemptuous remarks targeting the Supreme Court and seeks criminal contempt proceedings.

Opinion Trading Platform Ban| “All 4 PILs Must Be Heard Here”: Supreme Court Transfers Cases To Itself From 3 High Courts

Today, 18th July, The Supreme Court ordered transfer of all four PILs seeking a ban on opinion trading platforms from Bombay, Gujarat, and Chhattisgarh High Courts, stating, “All four PILs must be heard here” for uniform adjudication.

Kolkata Gang Rape Case: South Calcutta Law College Seeks Reopening Institute

South Calcutta Law College, shut since June 29 after a student’s alleged gang rape on campus, told the Alipore court it wants to reopen, citing a police email stating no objection to resuming academic activities.

Kolkata Law College Rape Case: West Bengal Bar Council Revokes Lawyer License of Main Accused Monojit Mishra

The West Bengal Bar Council has cancelled the lawyer license of Monojit Mishra, the main accused in the Kolkata law college rape case, following growing outrage and a formal complaint from the victim.

Calcutta HC Orders After Law Student’s Rape Shocks Bengal: “Keep Union Offices Closed All Colleges, Universities Until Elections”

After a law student was raped, the Calcutta High Court ordered students’ union offices to remain closed in all Bengal colleges and universities. The court ruled, “Keep union offices closed until elections,” banned recreational use and allowed access with permission.

Big Change at Calcutta HC: Chief Justice to Stop Hearing PILs Filed After 2021

The Calcutta High Court announced that all Public Interest Litigations (PILs) filed since 2021 will no longer be heard by Chief Justice T S Sivagnanam’s bench, but by Justices Soumen Sen and Smita Das De. Additionally, appeals regarding police actions will be handled by Justices Tapabrata Chakraborty and Reetobroto Kumar Mitra, aiming to enhance efficiency.

“Imposition of Emergency Represents the Most Obvious and Egregious Echo of Colonial Repression”: Senior Advocate Madhavi Divan

Senior advocate Madhavi Divan described the Emergency as a manifestation of colonial oppression, highlighting the need to protect constitutional freedoms. Speaking at a Constitution Day event, she argued for decolonization, emphasizing the lasting impact of colonial laws on the legal system and the importance of accessibility in courts for marginalized communities.

“Why are PILs Filed During Construction Projects in Country?”: SC Questions

Today, On 2nd August, The Supreme Court questioned the frequency of PILs against infrastructure projects, emphasizing the need for balanced development and ecological preservation. This scrutiny reflects a commitment to upholding the rule of law and environmental standards while promoting sustainable progress. The court’s comments underscore the importance of harmonizing development and ecological balance.

Hathras Stampede|  UP Govt. Directs Probe by 3-Member Judicial Commission

The Uttar Pradesh Government has formed a three-member judicial commission, led by former Allahabad High Court Judge Brijesh Kumar Srivastav, to investigate the Hathras stampede that claimed over 120 lives. The commission will examine aspects such as crowd control measures and recommend preventive actions. Various legal pleas have been initiated in response to the tragic incident.

SC Stays Protestors Removal Order| Chandigarh-Mohali Road Case

The Supreme Court stayed the removal of protestors from the Chandigarh-Mohali road, providing reprieve to protesting farmers. The legal debate regarding protestor rights and public order continues. The protests are led by the Sanyukt Kisan Morcha seeking MSP guarantee, debt write-offs, and pension for elderly farmers. The protests have led to road blockages and legal disputes.