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The bar association informed CJI Chandrachud that ATF’s functioning comes under MoD, which provides all facilities, salaries, staff, and infrastructure to the Chairperson and the Tribunal, and this reflects a total conflict of interest.
The Supreme Court will hear petitions challenging the constitutionality of a provision that allows migrants from East Pakistan to register as Indian citizens. The provision in question is Section 6A of the Citizenship Act, 1955, which was inserted in 1985 based on the Assam Accord. The provision allows migrants who entered Assam between 1966 and 1971 to register as citizens. The petitions argue that the provision violates various constitutional rights and discriminate against Assam. The court has asked for digital records and arguments to be submitted by October 10, ahead of the hearing on October 17. | Latest News India
The Supreme Court now has 6 active Constitution Benches, 5 of which are led by Chief Justice of India DY Chandrachud, who has assigned himself to every constitution bench that he has constituted since his tenure began.
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