Krishnadas Rajagopal NEW DELHI FEBRUARY 23, 2017 18:19 IST Seeking an “extraordinarily independent probe”, Dingwamsai Pul, widow of former Arunachal Pradesh Chief Minister Kalikho Pul who took his own life in August 2016, chose to withdraw from the Supreme Court her petition seeking registration of an FIR
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Dushyant Dave is senior advocate supreme Court of India and former President, Supreme Court Bar Association. Was the Supreme Court’s judgment on January 11 in the Sahara-Birla papers case truly free from bias? The first principle of natural justice consists of the rule against bias based on
Well-known legal rights organization, Campaign for Judicial Accountability and Reforms (CJAR), has said that Justice KM Joseph’s non-elevation to Supreme Court judge is linked with his “bold decision striking down the imposition of President’s rule by the Centre in Uttrakhand last year.” Alleging that the decision
The year 2016 has been marked by the hostile interface between the judiciary and the government like never before over delay in judicial appointments. The genesis of this often overt hostility between the two constitutional branches of governance in the world's largest democracy started towards the