'Can’t change orders every day': SC refuses to hear pleas of poll staff excluded from voter rolls in Bengal The Supreme Court has directed officials deputed for election duty in West Bengal to approach the appellate tribunal regarding their exclusion from voter rolls. While acknowledging the issue of their continued inclusion in electoral rolls will be examined, the court stated it cannot alter its orders daily, emphasizing the need to follow prescribed legal channels for voting rights. #Supreme_Court #West_Bengal #voter_rolls #hear_pleas #n’t_change #poll_staff #staff_excluded #directed_officials #officials_deputed #election_duty
'Why haven't you gone to the Gauhati HC?': SC refuses to hear pleas against Assam CM Himanta; flags ‘disturbing trend’ The Supreme Court declined to hear pleas for an FIR and SIT probe against Himanta Biswa Sarma concerning a controversial video, directing petitioners to the Gauhati High Court. Justices questioned the bypass of lower courts, deeming it an "undermining" of their authority and a concerning election-eve trend. The bench urged constitutional restraint. #Supreme_Court #Himanta_Biswa #Biswa_Sarma #High_Court #hear_pleas #Gauhati_High #SIT_probe #disturbing_trend’ #controversial_video #directing_petitioners
Sabarimala case: 9-judge SC bench to hear pleas on discrimination against women at religious places A nine-judge Supreme Court bench will hear pleas concerning women's religious entry rights, including the Sabarimala Temple case, starting April 7, 2026. The court will examine the intersection of essential religious practices, equality, and constitutional morality across various faiths. This hearing follows a 2018 ruling that permitted women of all ages into the Sabarimala temple. #Supreme_Court #case #April #starting_April #hear_pleas #nine-judge_Supreme #Sabarimala_case #Sabarimala_Temple #Temple_case #Court_bench
