Solicitor General Ranjit Kumar

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  Solicitor General Ranjit Kumar Resigns, Cites 'Personal Reasons'

  Solicitor General Ranjit Kumar, the country's second-most senior legal officer, has resigned citing personal reasons.

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  Government Extends Term Of Attorney General Mukul Rohatgi, Senior Law Officers

  The terms of Attorney General Mukul Rohatgi, Solicitor General Ranjit Kumar and five other senior law officers have been extended by the government.

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  Odisha Ponzy Scam: Supreme Court Asks CBI to Expedite Probe Against Firm

  The Supreme Court today asked CBI to expedite its probe and filing of charge sheets in the multi-crore rupee chit-fund scam cases against Seashore group of companies in Odisha.

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  Law Ministry Receives 3,500 Representations on Improving Collegium

  The Union Law Ministry's website has been flooded with suggestions on improving the collegium system of judges appointing judges in higher judiciary as almost 3,500 representations have been posted on the website, the Supreme Court was told on Tuesday.

• Ranjit Kumar Appointed Solicitor General

  Senior Supreme Court advocate Ranjit Kumar, considered an expert on Constitutional laws, was yesterday appointed as the Solicitor General.

• Senior Supreme Court Advocate Ranjit Kumar to be Solicitor General

  Senior Supreme Court advocate Ranjit Kumar, who has defended Gujarat in a number of cases, is set to be the next Solicitor General of India.

• Coal-Gate: now Solicitor General blames Law Minister

  Law Minister Ashwani Kumar, who has incited a mega-controversy for the government, has refused to resign, insisting that he has done "nothing wrong" by asking for changes to a Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) report on its coal investigation before the document was shared with the Supreme Court.

• Coal-Gate: Attorney General misrepresented facts to Supreme Court, says letter bomb

  Reinforcing the damaging admissions made by the CBI, one of the government's most-senior law officers has suggested that Attorney General GE Vahanvati misrepresented the facts to the Supreme Court about whether a confidential report on the CBI's investigation into the coal swindle had been reviewed by both him and the government.

• Coal scam: After Additional Solicitor General's explosive letter, Attorney General will not represent Centre in Supreme Court

  Coal scam: Attorney General GE Vahanvati will not represent the government at a crucial Supreme Court hearing today on whether the government tried to influence the CBI's investigation into the coal scam.

• Coal-Gate: yes, Attorney General tried to interfere, claims Additional Solicitor General

  Hours before a crucial Supreme Court hearing on whether the government tried to influence the CBI's investigation into the coal scam, new and grave allegations have surfaced from one of the government's top legal officers.

• Coal-Gate: CBI affidavit to seal Law Minister Ashwani Kumar's fate?

  On Friday, sources say, the CBI will admit to the Supreme Court that Law Minister Ashwani Kumar reviewed the agency's report on "Coal-Gate" and suggested a "list of alterations," many of which were ignored by the CBI.

• Coal-Gate: CBI likely to admit Law Minister altered report for "language"

  On Friday, the CBI's top officer is meant to explain in writing to the Supreme Court whether the agency's report on "Coal-gate" was reviewed by the government before it was submitted to judges last month.

• Coal-Gate: Law Minister changed report but to correct grammar, say sources

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• Coal-gate: sources close to Law Minister offer detailed defence

  A meeting called by Law Minister Ashwani Kumar, where he allegedly made changes to a report that the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) would submit three days later to the Supreme Court, could prove to be perilous for the government and the investigating agency. But sources close to the Law Minister describe the controversy as "a storm in a tea...

• NDTV exclusive: did Law Minister change CBI's report on coal scam?

  At a meeting last month held at his office, Law Minister Ashwani Kumar made written changes to a report that the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) would submit days later to the Supreme Court on its coal investigation, say sources.