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Uddhav Thackeray-led group told the apex court that there is an unconstitutional government running in Maharashtra. In August, the top court`s three-judge bench had referred to a five-judge Constitution bench the issues involved in the petition filed by rival groups of Shiv Sena in relation to the Maharashtra political crisis.

Get latest articles and stories on India at LatestLY. A government cannot function if it does not have control over services as the exclusion of civil servants will negate governance and render officials unaccountable to people, the Delhi government told the Supreme Court on Tuesday. India News | Centre-Delhi Services Row: Govt Cant Function if It Doesnt Have Control over Services, Delhi Tells SC.

The Bench questioned why the Central government did not make good the shortfall in compensation to the victims, as ordered by the Supreme Court while disposing of the review petition.

The constitution bench queried as to who pays the salaries and alliances to ministers and civil servants, to which the bench was informed that it is the state consolidated fund which pays such expenses

ON January 3, a Constitution Bench of the Supreme Court ruled out fresh curbs on the free speech of ministers. The Bench said that the restraints or reasonable restrictions provided under Article 19 (2) are enough; it is not the duty of the court to constrain freedom of speech. And then a sentence t

The Constitution Bench of the Supreme Court will hear cases 562/2012, 876/2014, 311/2015, and 68/2016, brought by the Asom Samyukta Mahasangh of Assam, represented by Motiur Rahman and 102 Khilonjiya tribal organizations, against the Government of India, the Ministry of Home Affairs, the Ministry of External Affairs, the Election Commission, the Registrar General of India, the

Ministers, MPs, and MLAs' right to free expression cannot be further restricted, the SC said in a case involving comments made by former UP minister Azam Khan about a gang rape.

The top court also ordered the state government to submit a report by March 31 on the backwardness of the OBCs in the state.

Justice Nazeer was part of benches that decided some of the most important cases in India's recent history - from the Ayodhya dispute to the Right to Privacy matter and the Triple Talaq case.

Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal on Thursday wrote to Lt Governor VK Saxena over the nomination of 10 Aldermen in the MCD, seeking reconsideration of the nomination ahead of the mayoral election on January 6."I am constrained to write ...