The Supreme Court told Maharashtra that OBC reservation in local body polls cannot exceed the 50% cap and paused nomination filings until the next hearing. The Bench questioned the legality of the Banthia Commission report used to justify the increased quota.
The Delhi High Court heard appeals seeking details of PM Narendra Modi’s educational qualifications, with SG Tushar Mehta agreeing to file objections on delay. The case, led by AAP’s Sanjay Singh and others, will be heard next on January 16.
Four appeals have been moved before the Delhi High Court challenging the order that blocked the release of Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s degree details. The petitioners include AAP leader Sanjay Singh and RTI activist Neeraj Sharma.
The Supreme Court remarked that stone pelting in Jammu and Kashmir is “not a very ordinary action” while hearing Shabir Shah’s bail plea. The court asked him to approach the J&K government for his detention order as NIA seeks more time to respond.
The Bombay High Court quashed a 2018 special court order directing authorities to share confidential records with 26/11 accused Abu Jundal, calling his request a “fishing and roving inquiry.” The court said the demand was a belated and tactical move unrelated to the main terror case.
Today, On 3rd November, In the stray dogs case, the Supreme Court recorded that all States have submitted their compliance reports, except Madhya Pradesh. The Bench directed that the matter be listed for orders on November 7 after reviewing the submissions.
Today, On 29th October, In the Sonam Wangchuk’s NSA Detention case, The Supreme Court sought the response of the Centre and the Union Territory of Ladakh on a plea challenging Sonam Wangchuk’s detention under the NSA and permitted the petitioner to amend the habeas corpus petition.
Today, On 29th October, In the Sonam Wangchuk’s NSA Detention case, Gitanjali J Angmo told the Supreme Court that “it is wholly preposterous and politically driven that Sonam Wangchuk, after decades of nation-building through education and environmental innovation, is suddenly being targeted,” calling his detention an attempt to silence democratic dissent.
Today, On 16th October, Justice Surya Kant says, “Our religion has never promoted violence. On social media, everything becomes a saleable thing,” as he warns against glorifying outrage and online sensationalism following the shoe-hurling incident at CJI Gavai.
Today, On 15th October, In the Sonam Wangchuk’s NSA Detention case, Supreme Court questions Centre with sharp remark “How can we pre-empt misuse?” as Kapil Sibal seeks access to Wangchuk’s notes; SG Tushar Mehta responds; matter relisted for hearing on October 29.
