Former CJI DY Chandrachud Faces Inquiry After Complaint of Misusing Powers—President Orders Investigation

Retired Justice Rakesh Kumar has accused former CJI DY Chandrachud of “hyperactivity” in a bail case, leading to an official inquiry ordered by the President of India. Allegations suggest misuse of power during his tenure, raising concerns about judicial accountability and transparency. The situation prompts questions on the investigation’s seriousness against a former Chief Justice.

CJI BR Gavai: Only Urgent Matters Like Death, Execution, or Demolition Will Be Heard Before Monday; Others to Be Dismissed at Mentioning Stage

CJI Gavai announced that during the summer vacation, only urgent cases involving imminent death, execution, or house demolition will be heard. He emphasized that non-urgent cases will be scheduled later, while some judges are voluntarily working to address backlogs, despite many lawyers’ reluctance to participate during this period.

“Approach Registry, CJI”: SC Vacation Bench Refuses to Entertain Fresh Pleas Against NEET-UG Result

Advocate J Sai Deepak filed a new petition challenging NEET-UG 2024 results before the SC vacation bench but was refused an urgent hearing. The petition questions the grace marks awarded to students, alleging statistical improbability and a question paper leak. The NTA has announced a review of candidates receiving grace marks. Several petitions contest the NTA’s decision.