The Supreme Court ordered a Special Investigation Team (SIT) to probe alleged custodial torture of two women during protests in West Bengal, replacing a previous CBI investigation. The Court directed the SIT’s formation and asked the Calcutta High Court to monitor the case, addressing concerns over bias and police integrity.
The Supreme Court today upheld the Karnataka High Court’s decision not to dismiss a petition challenging the election of Congress MLA NA Haris. The Court advised that all arguments should be presented before the High Court. The case stemmed from allegations that Haris’ nomination papers were unlawfully accepted, though he maintained there was no evidence to support this.
On Tuesday(23rd July),The Supreme Court of India has allowed the Rajasthan government-constituted committee to proceed with its investigation into the Ekal Patta case. Justices Surya Kant and Ujjwal Bhuyan issued this order, underscoring the committee’s vital role, as highlighted by Rajasthan’s Additional Advocate General Shiv Mangal Sharma.
Former Solicitor General Ranjit Kumar recommends that the Modi government prioritize appointing new judges to address vacancies in the judiciary, rather than assigning retired judges to tribunals. He highlights the criticism faced by tribunals for backlogs and delays, emphasizing the need to expand the judiciary. Kumar also discusses potential delays in implementing criminal laws and reforms due to the structure of the coalition government.
Andhra Pradesh High Court Awaits Verdict on Naidu’s Plea in Skill Development Scam: A Deep Dive into the Legal Battle. The Andhra Pradesh High Court, under the purview of Justice K. Sreenivas Reddy, has reserved its judgment concerning the plea of former Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu. Naidu is seeking to quash the case against […]
