Public Interest Litigation

A Public Interest Litigation has been filed in the Supreme Court seeking directions to the Union of India to constitute the Goods and Services Tax Appellate Tribunal New Delhi, on an utmost priority basis in the interest of justice.

The Supreme Court bench while hearing the Public Interest Litigation seeking the indulgence of the court to intervene with the illegal arrest of the innocent general public who are labor contractors for their speech and expression by way of pamphlets affixed on the wall which is spread in social media.

The PIL in Madhya Pradesh High Court has been filed by Sanskardhani Abhibhavak Sangthan Jabalpur through Advocate Sunanda Kesharwani.

A three-Judge Supreme Court bench directed the Union Public Service Commission and the Jharkhand Public Service Commission to file a reply in a plea alleging that they violated the apex court order on appointment of the Director General of Police

The Petitioner is an advocate who is also the president of Hindu Personal Law Board and chairman of Global Human Rights Organizations, presently writing a book titled ‘Constitution in Dust-Bin’.

The petitioners moved to the Supreme court by instant writ petitions seek to highlight unchallenged rulings from the Juvenile Justice Board where they have been declared Juveniles with a clear age limit of 18 years, yet no steps have been taken to release them forthwith.

Dr. Sanjay Nilkanthrao Lakhe Patil filed the plea in Supreme Court seeking directions to constitute a committee to look into invasion of locusts in farm crops.

Adv Shashank Shekhar Jha filed the plea in Supreme Court seeking a National Investigation Agency to probe into Congress Parties alleged "tool kit" to tarnish the image of Prime Minister Modi & Centre over handling of Covid pandemic.

The Public Interest Litigation in the Madhya Pradesh High Court has been filed with the prayer that the respondents be directed to stop illegal mining/ stone crushers without having any valid mining lease and without following the procedure prescribed under the M.P. Minor Mineral Rules, 1996.

It was directed by the Meghalaya High Court that a comprehensive report shall be submitted by the High Power Commitee on the next date, after conducting a thorough and detailed enquiry with regard to the issue as highlighted and upon inspection of the actual site.