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Madras High Court Chief Justice grants approval for listing of Tamil Nadu Minister Senthilbalaji case before a Division Bench once again

Madras High Court Chief Justice S. V. Gangapurwala has granted administrative approval for listing a habeas corpus petition (HCP) filed by arrested Minister V. Senthilbalaji’s wife Megala before a Division Bench.

In a setback to Senthilbalaji, Madras High Court rules in favour of Enforcement Directorate

In a setback to Senthilbalaji, Madras High Court rules in favour of Enforcement Directorate

Tamil Nadu Minister V. Senthilbalaji's habeas corpus petition (HCP) was ruled not maintainable by Madras High Court Justice C.V. Karthikeyan. He was arrested in a cash-for-jobs scam and questioned for 18 hours by the ED.

T.N. Minister Senthilbalaji’s arrest | Third judge frames three questions to be answered by Minister after hearing arguments on July 11 & 12

T.N. Minister Senthilbalaji’s arrest | Third judge frames three questions to be answered by Minister after hearing arguments on July 11 & 12

Justice C.V. Karthikeyan, the third judge named by Madras High Court Chief Justice S.V. Gangapurwala to hear a habeas corpus petition related to arrested Minister V. Senthilbalaji following a split verdict delivered by two judges of a Division Bench, on Friday framed three crucial questions to be answered by him…

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Pleas for restoring Internet to be heard in chambers: Manipur High Court

The Manipur High Court on July 6 directed that it will hear a batch of petitions seeking the restoration of internet access in Manipur in chambers, just hours after the Supreme Court refrained from intervening in a separate plea challenging the internet restrictions in the State.Manipur

ST status for Meiteis | Tribal body not aggrieved party, has no locus standi to appeal, says Manipur government

The All Manipur Tribal Union is not an aggrieved party and thus has no locus standi to file an appeal against the March 27 order of the Manipur High Court that directed the State Government to recommend the inclusion of the Meitei community in the Scheduled Tribes list, the Manipur…

Manipur govt. yet to take a position in court case on inclusion of Meiteis in ST list

The MTU was the organisation that first approached the Manipur High Court, seeking a direction for their recommendation for inclusion on the ST list

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