The Enforcement Directorate’s plea against Jaffer Sadiq an accused in a narcotics and money laundering case came up before the apex court.
Year: 2026
Sadiq Criminal Appeal Against State of Uttar Pradesh Heard at Supreme Court
A criminal appeal challenging a conviction in Uttar Pradesh came before the apex court bench as part of regular case hearings.
Directorate of Enforcement Appeals to Supreme Court in Satinder Singh Bhasin Case
India’s financial crimes agency challenged a lower court order in the money laundering case of businessman Satinder Singh Bhasin.
Aravalli Boundary Panel Directed by SC to Engage Experts and Stakeholders in Consultative Process
The Supreme Court said the committee tasked with delineating the Aravalli hills must include technical experts and affected stakeholders in its deliberations.
SC Seeks NTA Details on NEET-UG 2026 Cancellation and Exam Reform Measures
India’s top court took up the contentious cancellation of NEET-UG 2026 and sought answers from the testing agency on systemic improvements.
CBI Probe Into Twisha Sharma Death Approved by Supreme Court With Media Gag Order
The apex court authorised a CBI investigation into the death of Twisha Sharma while directing all parties including the media to avoid public commentary.
Trump Admin NDA Policy for Federal Workers Raises Democratic Accountability Concerns Says ACLU
The ACLU’s free speech director warned that the administration’s proposed broad gag orders on federal employees would undermine public oversight.
SCOTUS Blocks First Amendment Lawsuit Involving Immigration Judges Gag Orders
The US Supreme Court ruled to prevent a challenge to broad nondisclosure rules imposed on immigration judges from advancing in federal courts.
Alabama Congressional Map Blocked as Federal Court Finds Intentional Racial Discrimination
A three-judge panel ruled the Alabama redistricting plan violated the Voting Rights Act and constituted intentional racial gerrymandering.
Hostile Witness Ruling Creates Landmark Precedent on Criminal Convictions Standard
A landmark acquittal ruling held that when key witnesses turn hostile the evidentiary foundation of a prosecution can be fundamentally undermined.