Justice Akil Kureshi Elevation: Should Token Gender Empowerment Trump Fairness?
Presenting the current impasse in the Collegium as one that could cost India its first female CJI would be a mistake.
Justice A.A. Kureshi. Photo: LiveLaw
Women19/Feb/2021
I am not sure how another reader will interpret this headline but to me it appears to suggest that âthere is an impasse (Dictionary definitions: â(1) a position or situation from which there is no escape; deadlock. (2) a road or way that has no outlet; cul-de-sacâ) in the Collegium (presumably, of the Supreme Court of India) and this creates the possibility that India will be deprived of a woman Chief Justice of India in 2027.
Fresh Appointments to SC Stalled Due to Differences on Elevating Justice Akil Kureshi
Justice Kureshi had in 2010 sent Amit Shah to police custody in the Sohrabuddin fake encounter case.
Justice A.A. Kureshi. Photo: LiveLaw
Rights08/Feb/2021
New Delhi: Time is running out for the chief justice of the Tripura high court, Akil Abdulhamid Kureshi, as well as for the aspiring chief justices of several high courts, who are already in line for elevation to the Supreme Court.
During his tenure as a Gujarat high court judge, Justice Kureshi had in 2010 sent Amit Shah to police custody in the Sohrabuddin fake encounter case.
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No One is Entitled to Interfere : Allahabad HC Comes to Interfaith Couple s Aid Again
This is not the first time this particular court has come to the rescue of interfaith couples in Uttar Pradesh, burdened by a punishing and communal love jihad ordinance.
The Allahabad high court. Photo: PTI
Law08/Jan/2021
New Delhi: Not for the first time, the Allahabad high court on Wednesday came to the aid of an interfaith couple in Uttar Pradesh and said that no one is “entitled to interfere in their peaceful life.”
Hearing the plea of a Muslim man and a formerly Hindu woman who had converted to Islam willingly, the bench of Justice Saral Srivastava said, according to