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SCBA President Vikas Singh raises the issue of closure of Supreme Court Metro station by authorities in the wake of student protests.
Singh says people having pass to enter SC, and registry staff should at least be allowed, after screening at the exit.
CJI says he has asked the SC administration to talk to the Metro authorities. "By lunch time, if there is a solution, that is fine. Otherwise, if my intervention is required, I will do."
Law Students Can't Be Barred From Ongoing Academic Session Exams Over Attendance Shortage: Supreme Court Grants One-Time Relief
Calcutta High Court is hearing a plea by Abhishek Bannerjee seeking protection in FIRs filed against him.
Sr Adv Kapil Sibal for Banerjee: Milord within 36 days of the new government coming to power all these 8 FIRs have been filed against me.
Bombay Bar Association Condemns Use Of Force On Students Protesting At Jantar Mantar, Calls For "Meaningful Dialogue"
Will Set Up Fast Track Courts For Paper Leak Cases : PM Says Amid Student Protests
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Telangana Advocates Protection Act Can't Shield Lawyers Accused Of Illegal Activities: High Court
Supreme Court Asks Union, CPCB To Explain Utilisation Of 'Environment Relief Fund'
Wife Earning Substantially More Than Husband, Can't Seek Maintenance Claiming Cost Of Living Abroad Is Exorbitant, Rules Bombay High Court
Social Media Popularity Not Same As Credibility : CJI Surya Kant To New AoRs, Warns Against Overreliance On AI In Drafting
2017 Actress Rape Case: Kerala High Court Refuses To Suspend Sentences Of Two More Convicts