Get Up to date by the Supreme Court Important Hearing of 24 Jan

Petition filed by the Indian Olympic Association and others

The Supreme Court will hear the petition filed by the Indian Olympic Association and others on January 24.

The Supreme Court has given relief to the IOA. The Delhi High Court had recently appointed a Committee of Administrators (CoA) to frame the IOA’s constitution and conduct elections.

Recently a similar case had also come to the fore in the Indian Football Association (AIFF).

After the appointment of CoA, AIFF was banned by FIFA, the biggest body of football.

The IOA was also in danger of being banned by the International Olympic Association.

IOA has reached the Supreme Court regarding this.

Petition filed by the CBI against Mayank Mehta, a relative of fugitive diamond merchant Nirav Modi.

The Supreme Court will hear on January 24 the petition filed by the CBI against Mayank Mehta, a relative of fugitive diamond merchant Nirav Modi.

In the last hearing, the Supreme Court had asked the CBI and the Enforcement Directorate (ED) to meet within a week and share material related to money transactions and disclosures made by Mayank Mehta, a relative of fugitive diamond merchant Nirav Modi.

Nirav Modi is an accused in the Punjab National Bank (PNB) fraud case.

Petition filed by Tehseen Poonawala and social activist Tushar Gandhi for not following the guidelines issued by the Supreme Court in the mob launching case.

The Supreme Court will hear on January 24 the contempt petition filed by Tehseen Poonawala and social activist Tushar Gandhi for not following the guidelines issued by the Supreme Court in the mob launching case.

The contempt petition sought punishment for the Delhi Police Chief and the Uttarakhand Police Chief for not taking any action as per the directions of the Supreme Court.

Petition of Anup Majhi, the main accused in the coal scam

The Supreme Court will hear the petition of Anup Majhi, the main accused in the coal scam, on January 24.

Let us tell you that both Anoop Manjhi and the state government have moved the Supreme Court against the ongoing CBI investigation into the coal scam in West Bengal.

Let us tell you here that the Enforcement Directorate (ED) has attached assets worth Rs 165.86 crore of Anoop Manjhi alias Lala, accused in the coal smuggling case.

This property belongs to the Steel Plant. It is noteworthy that after the Kolkata CBI, the Enforcement Directorate (ED) also registered an FIR in Ranchi against the coal mafia Anoop Manjhi alias Lala and his associate Anil Goyal.

Petition filed by Srishti Nayak, a pass from the National Institute of Open Schooling

The Supreme Court will hear on January 24 the petition filed by Srishti Nayak, a pass from the National Institute of Open Schooling.

In the last hearing, the court sought a response from the National Medical Council in this matter.

Also directed not to obstruct the admission of NEET-UG candidates.

Plea seeking an urgent hearing of a matter relating to the eviction notice served to the Jawaharlal Nehru Memorial Fund (JNMF) to vacate the Teen Murti Estate premises

The Delhi High Court will hear on January 24 a plea seeking an urgent hearing of a matter relating to the eviction notice served to the Jawaharlal Nehru Memorial Fund (JNMF) to vacate the Teen Murti Estate premises.

In the previous hearing, Additional Solicitor General Chetan Sharma had said that the eviction notice was issued in the year 2018 and it was a clear abuse of authority.

He said that there is a proposal to build a museum at the site in question and the petitioner cannot be allowed to encroach on the land of the Centre.

Matter of cycle allowance to the Delhi Police

The Delhi High Court will hear on January 24 the matter of cycle allowance to the Delhi Police.

In a previous hearing, the Delhi Police told the court that constables and head constables of the city police get a monthly allowance of Rs 180 for the use and maintenance of cycles, while they spend much more on transport as they use motorcycles. We do.

Petition filed against the Centre’s decision to sack Gujarat cadre IPS officer Satish Chandra Verma

The Delhi High Court will hear on January 24 a petition filed against the Centre’s decision to sack Gujarat cadre IPS officer Satish Chandra Verma.

Verma has been involved in the investigation of the Ishrat Jahan fake encounter case in Gujarat.

He was sacked just a month before his retirement. Let us tell you that Verma was also accused of sharing information with the media while holding the post of Chief Vigilance Officer of North Eastern Electric Power Corporation in Shillong.

Pelting in the area while violently protesting against the bulldozer action in South Delhi

The Rouse Avenue Court will hear on January 24 the case filed against AAP MLA Amanatullah Khan for rioting and stone pelting in the area while violently protesting against the bulldozer action in South Delhi.

The Rouse Avenue Court has framed charges against Amanatullah Khan and 24 others.

The court said that the material available to the police to frame charges against the accused is sufficient to prosecute them.

Applications filed by five accused who have not been arrested by the CBI during its probe into the Delhi government’s excise policy matter.

The Rouse Avenue Court will hear on January 24 the regular bail applications filed by five accused who have not been arrested by the CBI during its probe into the Delhi government’s excise policy matter.

Others including Gautam Mutha and Arun Pillai have been granted interim bail by the court.

Recently, the trial court issued summons against all the accused taking cognizance of the CBI charge sheet filed against the total seven accused.

Plea of ​​Rajwinder Singh, accused of Rs 5 crore reward in the 2018 murder case in Australia.

The Patiala House Court will pronounce its verdict on January 24 on the extradition plea of ​​Rajwinder Singh, accused of Rs 5 crore reward in the 2018 murder case in Australia.

In the hearing, Rajwinder had told the court that he wanted to go to Australia to face trial.

The Australian government has appealed to extradite Rajwinder. The protests were followed by the killing of Australia’s Toya Cardingley in October 2018.

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