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Sr Adv Vikas Singh mentions before #SupremeCourt Punjab govt's plea against High Court order for CBI probe into allegations against Chief Minister #BhagwantMann's office
He seeks urgent listing today
CJI: Not today
Singh: Then tomorrow. During election time, these kind of cases are being trumped up...Vijay Madanlal Choudhary clearly says...
CJI: We will see how many matters are there. Nothing will happen
Singh: It's a clear case of federal structure being violated
CJI: we will try tomorrow. otherwise day after, definitely.
Supreme Court 7-Judge Bench Disposes Reference On Legislative Privilege As Infructuous
A Petition is mentioned before the Bombay High Court highlighting the problems faced by locals in Pune due to the protests being stages, since last one week against the MPSC Paper Leak issue.
"Everyday thousands of people gather at the site, without any permissions, they are blocking roads, ambulances are not being allowed to pass, school children are unable to travel on these roads.... Please hear it today itself on production board," Adv tells the bench.
#SupremeCourt to shortly hear the 7-judge reference originating from the 2003 case N. Ravi v. Speaker, Legislative Assembly, Chennai, challenging the 2003 decision taken by the Tamil Nadu assembly to sentence 5 journalists of #TheHindu for articles criticising the State Government
The matter involves the interplay between Articles 194(3), 19(1)(a) and 21 of the Constitution
Yesterday, CJI Kant expressed inclination to close the matter, upon being informed that the 2003 decision was withdrawn in 2004.
Oath-taking ceremony of the newly appointed Supreme Court Judges - Justice Sunita Agarwal, Justice DK Upadhyaya, Justice AK Singh - at 3.30 PM today.