Indira Jaising criticized the Supreme Court judges’ visit to Manipur, questioning their priorities. She remarked that while a “fire is burning in their backyard” in Delhi, six judges, including collegium members, traveled to Manipur. She urged them to first address pressing issues at home before extending relief elsewhere. Jaising emphasized that the “burning question” must be answered.
The Supreme Court today is set to consider urgent pleas regarding whether a husband can be prosecuted for rape if he coerces his adult wife into sex. Senior advocate Indira Jaising emphasized the need for swift action. Legal debates over marital rape exceptions in Indian law have been ongoing, with implications for women’s rights.
The UPSC has informed today the Delhi High Court that it will issue a formal order cancelling Puja Khedkar’s candidature within two days. Khedkar had challenged the cancellation, stating she only had a press release and could not approach the tribunal. The court granted her the liberty to challenge the cancellation before the appropriate forum.
Today, 15th April, Justice BR Gavai attributed his Supreme Court appointment to Dr. BR Ambedkar’s legacy, highlighting the empowerment of marginalized communities. He emphasized the transformative role of Article 32 and the need for constructive critique of the judiciary. Senior Advocate Indira Jaising expressed allegiance to the Indian Constitution and the need for clarity on Article 15.
In a historic move, the Supreme Court of India is set to unveil a statue of Dr. B.R. Ambedkar, a pivotal figure in Indian history, on its premises on Constitution Day, November 26. This event, marked by the presence of the President of India, Droupadi Murmu, as the chief guest, signifies a momentous recognition of […]