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BCI Co-Chair Calls for Manan Mishra’s Resignation, Cites NALSAR Controversy and Governance Concerns
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BCI Co-Chair Calls for Manan Mishra’s Resignation, Cites NALSAR Controversy and Governance Concerns

A fresh leadership dispute has emerged within the Bar Council of India (BCI), with its Co-Chairman and senior advocate Y.R. Sadashiva Reddy calling for the resignation of BCI Chairman Manan Kumar Mishra. Reddy has raised serious concerns over the functioning of the council and cited the recent controversy involving students of the National Academy of...

Chhattisgarh’s ₹17.24 Crore Snakebite Compensation Scam: Fake Death Records Expose Massive Fraud Network in Bilaspur
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Chhattisgarh’s ₹17.24 Crore Snakebite Compensation Scam: Fake Death Records Expose Massive Fraud Network in Bilaspur

A major compensation fraud worth ₹17.24 crore has come to light in Chhattisgarh’s Bilaspur district, where investigators have uncovered an alleged criminal network that manipulated official records to falsely classify deaths as snakebite fatalities in order to claim government compensation. The investigation has led to the arrest of multiple individuals from different professions, including doctors,...

CJI Warns Supreme Court May Intervene Over Metro Station Closures Amid Access Concerns
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CJI Warns Supreme Court May Intervene Over Metro Station Closures Amid Access Concerns

Chief Justice of India Surya Kant on Thursday indicated that the Supreme Court could consider judicial intervention over the closure of several Delhi Metro stations if the authorities failed to resolve the difficulties being faced by lawyers, court employees and others trying to reach the Supreme Court complex. The issue was raised at the beginning...

Supreme Court Rules Banks’ Body Cannot Blacklist Lawyers Through ‘Caution Lists’, Reinforces Professional Independence
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Supreme Court Rules Banks’ Body Cannot Blacklist Lawyers Through ‘Caution Lists’, Reinforces Professional Independence

In a landmark judgment strengthening the independence of the legal profession, the Supreme Court has ruled that banking associations cannot effectively blacklist advocates by placing their names on internal “caution lists” circulated among member banks. The verdict is expected to have significant implications for the relationship between financial institutions and legal professionals, reaffirming that disciplinary...