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Who Is Justice Swaminathan of Madras HC — and Why Does INDIA Bloc Want Him Removed?

Who Is Justice Swaminathan of Madras HC — and Why Does INDIA Bloc Want Him Removed?

64% Right coverage: 11 sources

A motion for the removal of Justice GR Swaminathan of the Madras High Court has been initiated by over 100 opposition MPs, alleging misconduct and bias in his rulings, particularly regarding a controversial order involving a Hindu temple and a dargah. The political implications are significant.See the Story

Speeches of Delhi riots accused triggered violence, ‘choked’ essential supplies, police tells SC

Speeches of Delhi riots accused triggered violence, ‘choked’ essential supplies, police tells SC

67% Left coverage: 6 sources

Supreme Court reserves judgment on Delhi riots bail pleas, with police alleging speeches by activists incited essential supply disruptions.See the Story

President Asks Justice Nisha Banu, Who Hasn't Abided By Transfer Order, To Join Kerala High Court By Dec 20

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President Asks Justice Nisha Banu, Who Hasn't Abided By Transfer Order, To Join Kerala High Court By Dec 20

The President has directed Justice Nisha Banu to assume charge at the Kerala High Court on or before December 20, 2025. It may be noted that the Centre had notified her transfer from the Madras High...See the Story

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