Supreme Court to shortly hear the interim bail plea by convicted Godman Asaram Bapu seeking temporary suspension of sentence to pursue Ayurvedic treatment in Uttarakhand for his ailments
Rajasthan government has opposed the bail plea filed by convicted godman Asaram Bapu before the Supreme Court, stating that he wants to change the place of his custody under the guise of seeking medical treatment
Meanwhile, father of the rape victim in the Asaram Bapu case has moved #SupremeCourt opposing the plea for grant of bail to the godman, apprehending that his daughter and his family could be killed by Bapu's followers
Justice Shah to Sr Adv Siddharth luthra : last time it was stated that you had personal difficulty. but then you appeared in Calcutta high court. so hc was more important than Supreme court. i take strong objection to take adjournment here. first priority has to be for SC
Luthra: We had circulated a fresh letter. when I learnt of this I was livid. Bar & Bench had carried the letter and thus I came to know
Luthra: Asaram Bapu is seriously ill and is in the hospital. Please have it next week. I have moved an application seeking the medical records
Luthra: let state place the current medical condition
Dr Manish Singhvi: this plea has become infructuous. he is hospitalised and he is serious. how can he be shifted to Uttarakhand now?
Dr Singhvi: June 4 order was notice to find out if asaram bapu can be transferred to Uttarakhand for ayurveda treatment. now this is infructuous. if he has a fresh cause of concern he can raise it in HC
Justice Shah: either you withdraw this and take liberty to approach the HC. This will be in your interest
Luthra: when we went to HC we made the same prayer but it was not entertained.
Justice Banerjee: we will adjourn it to after vacations
Supreme Court hears an urgent plea by the father of a 38 year old boy who was allegedly killed in a "staged fake encounter" and was subject to grievous torture in custody. Father seeks permission for autopsy #supremecourt
Adv Ishma Randhawa: Petitioner was asked not to open the body packing saying it was chemically treated. when it was opened back home there were multiple injuries. when a second post mortem was sought it was dismissed and hc dismissed it on basis of jurisdiction
Justice Shah: Cannot you approach Calcutta HC
Adv Randhawa: In this case, there is a conspiracy.
Supreme Court hears a plea filed seeking directions for waiving the final examination of final year Post-graduate Medical Residents & constitution of a Joint Expert Committee for examining and recommending on their prayers #supremecourt
Sr Adv Sanjay Hegde: Prayers 2,3,4 are still pending. this is not adverse litigation. These students are on front line of covid.
Justice Shah: See second prayer which survives. How can they be promoted without exams?
Justice Banerjee: How can we pass a direction like this? You can’t be promoted without exams in this case
Hegde: But i can be considered notionally and service benefits be given
Justice Banerjee: we need not pass orders. universities are not even a party to this case
One of the lawyers for petitioners says they went to NHRC which then forwarded complaint to top police official who the sends it to the local police station.
The local police then says you have to face consequences. It is a vicious cycle.
BJP candidate for 2021 elections Kashinath Biswas alleges ransacking and destruction of his residence.
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"Is this your house," Bench asks.
"Yes," his lawyer says.
Bench asks him to follow the procedure in terms of the order dated June 4 to lodge complaint.
CBI had raised preliminary objection to the petition in the previous hearing. However hearing was adjourned to permit intervenors to file appropriate proceedings and other parties to file their responses.
#SupremeCourt to hear appeals by West Bengal government and State Law Minister Moloy Ghatak challenging a June 9 order of #CalcuttaHC refusing to take their reply affidavits on record in the transfer plea filed by Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) in the #NaradaCase
The plea states that the rights of the State government and the Law Minister shouldn’t be closed "especially when CBI has been allowed to file additional affidavits at different stages." @MamataOfficial@AITCofficial#supremecourt
The Calcutta High Court in its June 9 order had noted that, "they (CM, law minister and state) have waited for the arguments in the case to be substantially completed before seeking to place on record their pleadings in response." #calcuttahighcourt#supremecourt#naradacase