In October 2022, the Varanasi District Judge rejected the application filed by Hindu side for conducting scientific survey of Shivlingam, mainly on the ground that there is an order of sealing passed by the Supreme Court.
The petitioner said that such incidents are a severe threat to the democracy and rule of law.
The apex court hasn’t given her protection from appearing before ED on March 16 in connection with alleged money laundering case rooted in Delhi excise policy irregularities scam.
The apex court, however, points out that there are democratically-elected institutions to look into the situation arising from land sinking and the consequent losses in Joshimath.
The Court deferred the petition for the next hearing on December 2.
The Apex Court, headed by Justice Dr Dhananjaya Yashwant Chandrachud said that the request to postpone NEET PG 2022 cannot be entertained, after noting that the need of patient care is paramount and passing an order postponing the examination would affect the schedule of student preparing for the examination.
"Please don't ask us for reliefs, which can't be granted by this court. We dismiss the petition," a two-judge bench of the Supreme Court, headed by Justice L Nageswara Rao, and also comprising Justice B R Gavai said and dismissed the petition filed by lawyer and also the petitioner, Vishal Tiwari, in the case.
Highlighting the media reports that parents have formed an association to express their displeasure to concerned authorities by the decision to discontinue DTC bus services to schools, the plea said such a step by the parents reflected their deep sense of agony and disappointment by the transport authority's decision.
Rajeev Suri has challenged the change in land use of plot number one from recreational area to residential, saying the authorities have not demonstrated any public interest in the proposed change.
The Counsel appearing for petitioner Mathew Thomas urged the bench to hear his arguments in the matter in detail. However, the bench responded that it was not keen on entertaining the plea.
