Supreme Court Increases SCBA Executive Committee Tenure From One Year To Two Years: New Voting Rules & Reservations

The Supreme Court introduced major reforms in the Supreme Court Bar Association concerning composition, voter eligibility and election procedures, with a Bench led by Chief Justice of India Surya Kant issuing comprehensive directions aimed at restructuring the lawyers’ body and ensuring broader, inclusive electoral participation.

“Releasing The Resolution Without Any Executive Committee Meeting”: Former SCBA President Urges Supreme Court to Clarify Bar Association Voter List

Today, On 4th September, Former SCBA President Adish C. Aggarwala filed a plea at the Supreme Court, questioning the validity of the voter list for the bar association’s elections. He also presented a no-confidence motion against current President Kapil Sibal. Disputes arose after a resolution was issued without proper consultation, prompting Aggarwala to seek clarification from the court.

CJI Chandrachud Congratulates Kapil Sibal on Being Elected as SCBA President

Today(on 17th May), Kapil Sibal’s election as SCBA president garners congratulations from Chief Justice D Y Chandrachud, signaling future collaboration. The announcement, made during a ceremonial bench, adds significance to the occasion.