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By resigning from the judiciary and announcing his decision to join politics on Tuesday, former Calcutta High Court judge Abhijit Gangopadhyay has sparked a conversation on the propriety of such a move by a judge. Gangopadhyay said he would join the BJP, most probably on Thursday, and that it was up to the party to decide if he would contest the Lok Sabha elections.
Six rebel Congress MLAs—who were disqualified after they cross-voted in the recent —on Tuesday moved the to challenge their disqualification ordered by the Assembly Speaker.
The Supreme Court on Monday overruled its 1998 judgment that gave legislators immunity from prosecution for accepting bribes to make a speech or cast a vote in Parliament state legislatures.
Amid hints from the Centre that the much-delayed rules for the implementation of the controversial Citizenship (Amendment) Act will be notified before the Model Code of Conduct comes into force for the coming Lok Sabha elections, the battle lines are being drawn in Assam.
Among the list of 11 candidates whose names the Samajwadi Party (SP) announced on Monday for the upcoming Lok Sabha polls, amid seat-sharing talks with the Congress, one name is bound to raise eyebrows — Afzal Ansari. Not only is the 70-year-old a sitting Bahujan Samajwadi Party (BSP) MP from Ghazipur, he was sentenced to four years in April 2023 in a Gangsters Act case, and is now out on bail, with his disqualification as an MP temporarily suspended by the Supreme Court.
The battle of the Pawars is heating up inside the Maharashtra Assembly and at the Supreme Court.
The Supreme Court on Thursday ruled the electoral bonds scheme for political funding introduced by the Narendra Modi government as unconstitutional. It was not the first policy decision of the Modi government to be challenged in court, with a majority of the rulings going the government’s way. A few cases are still pending in the apex court.
The Supreme Court on Friday agreed to hear a plea filed by Sharad Pawar against the Election Commission of India's order to officially recognise Ajit Pawar-faction as the ‘real’ Nationalist Congress Party (NCP).