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SC said that after the top court stayed Ponmudy's conviction, how could the governor say that, Ponmudy's re-induction as the Minister would be against constitutional morality? Read further on Dynamite News:

NEW DELHI: The Supreme Court took cognisance of amicus curiae Gopal Shankaranarayanan’s application collating corruption charges flying thick and fast against the interim governing body of All India Football Federation (AIFF) and said it would soon finalise its constitution to pave way for fresh elections for office bearers.

Chief Justice of India DY Chandrachud and other Supreme Court judges felicitated the daughter of a cook in the Supreme Court on Wednesday for scoring a scholarship to study masters in law at two different universities in the United States. Read further on Dynamite News:

Supreme Court seeks government instructions on Manipur violence report, calls for status reports from CBI and NIA.

Chief Justice of India emphasizes mutual respect, dignity, and fraternity for equality and progress in the country.

Supreme Court questions Maharashtra Speaker's decision on legislative majority to declare real Shiv Sena, sparking legal battle.

Supreme Court emphasizes protection of Rajya Sabha elections to ensure free and fearless voting by elected members.

Key takeaways from the verdict that overrules a 25-year-old precedent dealing with subjects ranging from the exercise of parliamentary privileges to the scope of judicial review

The apex court made it clear that if any legislator takes bribes to ask questions or cast vote in the legislature will not be immune to prosecution. Read further on Dynamite News:

Supreme Court rules MPs/MLAs not immune from prosecution for accepting bribes, emphasizing the importance of representative democracy.

Reserving judgment in October last year, the seven-judge Bench orally observed that legislators cannot escape from the law by claiming immunity of office or privilege under Articles 105(2) or 194(2) of the Constitution merely because the incident of bribery was completed outside the House.