[Challenge to NCC Act provision that only allows 'males/females' to enrol as cadets]
Kerala HC heard the counsel appearing for the transwoman and the Central Government.
The petitioner was aggrieved that she was not being allowed to enroll as a cadet on account of her gender.
At the hearing today, the Counsel for the Central Government contended that the petitioner could not challenge the constitutionality of the provision since she had chosen to identify as a woman. She could choose the female option when enrolling, he asserted.
Advocate Raghul Sudheesh countered this stating that she was denied enrollment on account of her being a transgender who 'identified as a woman'.
Justice Devan Ramachandran, who heard the matter, posted it for further hearing on Friday.
The Counsel for Central Government was directed to get instructions on how and why exactly the petitioner was denied enrollment.
(Advocate Raghul Sudheesh appeared for the transwoman in the matter)
(Special courts to try criminal cases against MP, MLAs )
A Justice NV Ramana led bench of the SupremeCourt to shortly hear a plea seeking seting up of Special Courts to try criminal cases of MPs and MLAs expeditiously.
Yersterday, Criminal Rules Committee of the Madras HC expressed doubts over the validity of constituting Special Courts to try cases involving sitting and former MPs/MLAs on the S
top court's direction, as recorded in the 12th report of SC -appointed Amicus Curiae Vijay Hansaria
Hansaria has informed that the three-member Criminal Rules Committee of the Madras High Court, has opined
constitution of the Special Courts MP/MLA cannot be sustained on the judicial side in the light of the authoritative SC pronouncements: State of WB vs. Anwar Ali Sarkar,
Justice SV Kotwal will be begin the pronouncement at 11 am.
The Bench has assembled, the pronouncement will begin shortly.
Bombay High Court rejects all four bail applications of the Wadhawan brothers pertaining to investigation by the Central Bureau of Investigation in the Yes Bank money laundering case.
Supreme Court to hear a plea seeking adherence to safety guidelines and protocol in place while conducting #CAexams
SC had earlier asked petitioners to discuss grievances with @theicai 's counsel Ramji Srinivasan to iron out issues
Senior Adv Ramji Srinivasan: We are strictly in accordance with MHA guidelines. They needed isolation rooms, but we can't put to risk 5 lacs students by having such rooms as this exam is for 18 days. We can't risk with #COVID patients coming in
Srinivasan: transport and accommodation was sought but that is not possible. We will request that e admit cards be allowed to take hotels etc. We need to ask the @HMOIndia
SC: It will be state specific issue too. Earlier suggestion was made and states agreed..
Producer Nilesh Navlakha has filed an application in #BombayHighCourt seeking disclosures from the broadcasters about the source from where they received chats, statement of witnesses of the investigation agencies.