#SupremeCourt hears matters concerning suspension of private Haj Group Organizers
ASG Sanjay Jain: HGOs have to meet certain criteria. In month of May, 512 HGOs were cleared. On 25th May, we received a serious complaint against them.
Jain: They then approached HC of Delhi which said pass a reasonable order. That order was passed on 2nd. We don't want to impact the Hajj pilgrims in any manner. They will not have to spend anything extra from pocket. Their travel will be given to other HGOs.
Jain: The government of India is giving them financial guarantee. Tomorrow if these 17 persons are found deliquents, we won't have anything...the pilgrims interest should not be compromised in any manner. This is our proposal.
#CalcuttaHighCourt takes up a PIL complaining of alleged illegality committed by the Governor of WB acting as Chancellor of certain State Universities in appointing interim VCs without any consultation with the relevant State Ministries.
Previously, a Division Bench of the Calcutta HC had directed the State to follow the UGC Regulations of 2018 in the appointment of VCs for State Universities.
The petitioners have contended that while the Division Bench decision in Anupam Bera v State of WB, cited above, held the appointment of 24 Vice Chancellors to be unsustainable, it also emphasised on the fact that:
#SupremeCourt to hear a plea challenging Calcutta High Court's order directing the West Bengal State Election Commission to requisition central forces for all districts in West Bengal for the 2023 Panchayat Elections #WestBengalPanchayatElections2023
A vacation Bench comprising Justice BV Nagarathna and Justice Manoj Misra to hear the matter.
Sr Adv for State of WB: One paragraph becomes relevant. The only issue is with respect to deployment of central forces.
The Kerala High Court will soon hear a plea alleging illegal encroachment of Sree Sarkara Devi Temple in Thiruvananthapuram by alleged members of Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) for conducting mass drills and weaponry training. #KeralaHighCourt
The plea was filed by two devotees and nearby residents of the temple stating that the action of the alleged RSS members is causing agony to the devotees and pilgrims visiting the temple, particularly, women and children. #KeralaHighCourt
The petitioners have sought for a direction to the temple authorities to ensure that the temple and its premises are only used for devotional purposes and to protect the Right To Worship of the petitioners. #KeralaHighCourt
The Kerala High Court is set to hear the plea moved by MLA V.D Satheeshan and MLA Ramesh Chennithala, seeking a Court monitored enquiry into the Safe Kerala Project that installed AI cameras across the State for capturing traffic violations
The present plea has been filed challenging the orders issued by the Government, action taken by the delegate KELTRON, and the alleged illegalities and corruption attached to the installation of AI Cameras that have resulted in nepotism, favouritism and corruption.
#MadrasHC is hearing a petition filed by a Madurai lawyer who was arrested by the NIA for being part of the banned organisation #PFI
The petitioner sought to stay the investigation as he was booked and arrested for expressing some comments on social media against NIA and appearing in favor of the Popular Front of India executives. The case is being heard by Justice M Sundar and Justice R Sakthivel #MadrasHC… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…
The Madurai bar also appears before the court and says that the lawyers are being intimidated by the NIA. They also inform that the lawyer has been in continuous practice for 16 years and has even contested in the bar council elections #MadrasHC #NIA
Senior Adv Meenakshi Arora #mentions before #SupremeCourt plea against Calcutta HC order directing State Election Commission to requisition central forces for all Districts within 48 hours
Arora: My lords may please take up the matter tomorrow.
Bench: State can do it.
Arora: Court has directed for us to requisition. And it has directed on area deployment wise...that is not how it is done... we're challenging both the orders of the court.