SC Pulls Up Ajit Pawar Faction Over Use of Sharad Pawar’s Name and Images In Campaigns, Says ‘Use Your Own Identity’
SC pulled up the Ajit Pawar camp for allegedly exploiting the name and images of the NCP founder Sharad Pawar in their campaigning efforts.
Supreme Court Seeks President Intervention In Electoral Bonds Case
In the electoral bonds case, the head of the bar association pleaded with Ms. Murmu to request a presidential reference so that the entire process could be repeated and full justice could be served.
SBI Prepared with Electoral Bond Details as Supreme Court Deadline Expires Today: Report
The apex court also directed SBI to submit details of electoral bonds purchased since April 12, 2019, by March 6.
Supreme Court Rebukes Madras HC’s verdict on Child Pornography
Madras High Court dismissed the proceedings against a 28-year-old man who was accused of downloading child porn content on his mobile phone.
SC Dismisses WB’s Plea Against HC Order Transferring Sandeshkhali ED Team Attack Case To CBI
A bench of Justices BR Gavai and Sandeep Mehta, however, ordered expunging certain remarks and observations made against the state government and the police in the March 5 order of the high court.
Electoral Bonds Case, SBI on Notice: Here’s What Supreme Court Said
The bench said," SBI is directed to disclose the details by the close of business hours of March 12."
Supreme Court Denies SBI Request for Electoral Bond Deadline Extension, Demands Details by Tomorrow
The bench had previously directed the State Bank of India to provide details on each electoral bond encashed by political parties before the scheme's recent cancellation.
Supreme Court to Hear SBI’s Plea for Extension on Electoral Bonds Disclosure
In addition to the plea seeking an extended deadline, the bench led by Chief Justice of India DY Chandrachud will also address a separate petition seeking contempt action against SBI in the same case.
SC Takes Suo Motu Cognizance of Letter Petition Regarding Exclusion of Visually Challenged Candidates from MP Judicial Service
Chief Justice of India DY Chandrachud disclosed that he had received a letter expressing objection to the exclusion of visually impaired candidates from the Madhya Pradesh judiciary.
SC Questions Maharashtra Speaker’s Decision in Shiv Sena Dispute, Citing Potential Contradiction with Prior Ruling
The Supreme Court, in the midst of deliberating the dispute between Shiva Sena (UBT) and the Shinde group, has set the next hearing date for April 8.
