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"Open Letters To Chief Justices Malicious": Supreme Court Bar Association Chief
A senior lawyer of the Supreme Court has written to Chief Justice of India DY Chandrachud, drawing his attention to the practice of writing "open letters" by some people and addressed to Chief Justices to "exert undue pressure on the administration.
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"Concerted Attack On Supreme Court...": Ex Bureaucrats Write To Law Minister
Former civil servants in an open letter on Thursday criticised Law Minister Kiren Rijiju for several of his comments which, they said, constituted a concerted attack by the government on the collegium system of appointments.
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On Gujarat Riots Order, Ex Officers' Open Letter To Supreme Court
The former bureaucrats asked the Supreme Court to issue a clarification to the effect that it was not their intention that Teesta Setalvad should face arrest.
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For Supreme Court Judges, A New Controversy Over Nupur Sharma Criticism
Open letter says the court's observation that she is "single-handedly responsible for what is happening in the country" was a "virtual exoneration of the dastardliest beheading at Udaipur"
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Ex Supreme Court Judge's Letter To Arvind Kejriwal On Places Of Worship
The Delhi government should consider allowing worship at religious places in the national capital while "respecting COVID-19 protocols", former Supreme Court judge Justice Kurian Joseph (retired) said in a letter to Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal.
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122 Law Students Urge Supreme Court To Reconsider Prashant Bhushan Judgement
Over a hunderd law students from across the country have written to Chief Justice of India (CJI) SA Bobde and other judges of the Supreme Court to reconsider the judgement on senior lawyer Prashant Bhushan in the contempt case.
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Former Judge, Sharmila Tagore, 6 Others' Open Letter On Constitution
Eight eminent personalities, including former Supreme Court judge J Chelameswar and ex-Chief Election Commissioner SY Quraishi, have appealed to people to "introspect and audit" the working of the Constitution ahead of the 70th anniversary of the Republic.
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"Supreme Court Must Uphold Justice": Kamal Haasan On Case Against Celebs
Kamal Haasan has sought the Supreme Court's intervention in the matter of a first information report (FIR) filed against the 49 eminent personalities who wrote an open letter to Prime Minister Narendra Modi
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"You Mean Before Swearing-In MLAs Can Switch Sides?": Supreme Court
In an overnight hearing the Supreme Court refused to stay BS Yeddyurppa's swearing-in as Karnataka's new Chief Minister. The Congress-Janata Dal Secular combine petitioned the Supreme Court against Karnataka Governor Vajubhai Vala, for inviting the BJP to form government, saying it has the signatures of 116 newly elected lawmakers while the BJP has...
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Amid Rift In Judiciary, 4 Ex Judges Write Open Letter To Chief Justice
Four retired judges -- one from the Supreme Court and three from the High Court -- have written to the Chief Justice of India, asking for a "rational, fair and transparent" process of allocation of cases that would assure people that there was no "misuse of power" to "achieve a particular result in important and sensitive cases". The distribution o...
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Suspended cop Sanjiv Bhatt accuses Narendra Modi of misconstruing Supreme Court order
Suspended IPS officer Sanjiv Bhatt has written an open letter to Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi, saying the BJP stalwart has "completely misconstrued" the order passed by the Supreme Court in the Gulberg Housing Society riot case of 2002.
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Suspended police officer Sanjiv Bhatt's open letter to Narendra Modi
Suspended police officer Sanjiv Bhatt criticised Narendra Modi for misinterpreting the Supreme Court verdict and has written an open letter to the Gujarat Chief Minister. The Supreme Court had, on Monday, ruled that it will no longer monitor the case against him for the communal riots at Gulbarga Society - one of the epicentres of the riots that ra...
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BJP's leadership race hots up: Will Modi be called up for national role?
Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi in an open letter to the people of his state says that in the past 10 years it had become fashionable to defame him and the state of Gujarat. After the Supreme Court order he will now go on a three-day fast for social harmony, beginning on his birthday September 17.
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Narendra Modi's open letter to citizens
A day after the Supreme Court order directing the trial court to decide whether to prosecute Narendra Modi in connection with the Gujrat riots case, Mr Modi has said that he will go on fast for three days from Saturday to "strengthen social harmony and brotherhood".
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Don't share dais with Modi: Families of victims to Chief Justice
Families of riot victims sent an open letter to the Chief Justice of India urging him not to share the stage with Modi at a function in the state on Sunday.
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"Open Letters To Chief Justices Malicious": Supreme Court Bar Association Chief
A senior lawyer of the Supreme Court has written to Chief Justice of India DY Chandrachud, drawing his attention to the practice of writing "open letters" by some people and addressed to Chief Justices to "exert undue pressure on the administration.
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"Concerted Attack On Supreme Court...": Ex Bureaucrats Write To Law Minister
Former civil servants in an open letter on Thursday criticised Law Minister Kiren Rijiju for several of his comments which, they said, constituted a concerted attack by the government on the collegium system of appointments.
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On Gujarat Riots Order, Ex Officers' Open Letter To Supreme Court
The former bureaucrats asked the Supreme Court to issue a clarification to the effect that it was not their intention that Teesta Setalvad should face arrest.
-
For Supreme Court Judges, A New Controversy Over Nupur Sharma Criticism
Open letter says the court's observation that she is "single-handedly responsible for what is happening in the country" was a "virtual exoneration of the dastardliest beheading at Udaipur"
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Ex Supreme Court Judge's Letter To Arvind Kejriwal On Places Of Worship
The Delhi government should consider allowing worship at religious places in the national capital while "respecting COVID-19 protocols", former Supreme Court judge Justice Kurian Joseph (retired) said in a letter to Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal.
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122 Law Students Urge Supreme Court To Reconsider Prashant Bhushan Judgement
Over a hunderd law students from across the country have written to Chief Justice of India (CJI) SA Bobde and other judges of the Supreme Court to reconsider the judgement on senior lawyer Prashant Bhushan in the contempt case.
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Former Judge, Sharmila Tagore, 6 Others' Open Letter On Constitution
Eight eminent personalities, including former Supreme Court judge J Chelameswar and ex-Chief Election Commissioner SY Quraishi, have appealed to people to "introspect and audit" the working of the Constitution ahead of the 70th anniversary of the Republic.
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"Supreme Court Must Uphold Justice": Kamal Haasan On Case Against Celebs
Kamal Haasan has sought the Supreme Court's intervention in the matter of a first information report (FIR) filed against the 49 eminent personalities who wrote an open letter to Prime Minister Narendra Modi
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"You Mean Before Swearing-In MLAs Can Switch Sides?": Supreme Court
In an overnight hearing the Supreme Court refused to stay BS Yeddyurppa's swearing-in as Karnataka's new Chief Minister. The Congress-Janata Dal Secular combine petitioned the Supreme Court against Karnataka Governor Vajubhai Vala, for inviting the BJP to form government, saying it has the signatures of 116 newly elected lawmakers while the BJP has...
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Amid Rift In Judiciary, 4 Ex Judges Write Open Letter To Chief Justice
Four retired judges -- one from the Supreme Court and three from the High Court -- have written to the Chief Justice of India, asking for a "rational, fair and transparent" process of allocation of cases that would assure people that there was no "misuse of power" to "achieve a particular result in important and sensitive cases". The distribution o...
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Suspended cop Sanjiv Bhatt accuses Narendra Modi of misconstruing Supreme Court order
Suspended IPS officer Sanjiv Bhatt has written an open letter to Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi, saying the BJP stalwart has "completely misconstrued" the order passed by the Supreme Court in the Gulberg Housing Society riot case of 2002.
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Suspended police officer Sanjiv Bhatt's open letter to Narendra Modi
Suspended police officer Sanjiv Bhatt criticised Narendra Modi for misinterpreting the Supreme Court verdict and has written an open letter to the Gujarat Chief Minister. The Supreme Court had, on Monday, ruled that it will no longer monitor the case against him for the communal riots at Gulbarga Society - one of the epicentres of the riots that ra...
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BJP's leadership race hots up: Will Modi be called up for national role?
Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi in an open letter to the people of his state says that in the past 10 years it had become fashionable to defame him and the state of Gujarat. After the Supreme Court order he will now go on a three-day fast for social harmony, beginning on his birthday September 17.
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Narendra Modi's open letter to citizens
A day after the Supreme Court order directing the trial court to decide whether to prosecute Narendra Modi in connection with the Gujrat riots case, Mr Modi has said that he will go on fast for three days from Saturday to "strengthen social harmony and brotherhood".
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Don't share dais with Modi: Families of victims to Chief Justice
Families of riot victims sent an open letter to the Chief Justice of India urging him not to share the stage with Modi at a function in the state on Sunday.
