The Madras High Court on Friday refused to direct the Tamil Nadu government to release Nalini and Ravichandran, who were convicted in the Rajiv Gandhi assassination case, without the Governor s assent.The order was passed by the first bench of .
The order was passed by the first bench of the High Court comprising Chief Justice Munishwar Nath Bhandari and Justice N. Mala dismissing the pleas moved by Nalini and Ravichandran.
In a major setback to the Tamil Nadu government and the Hindu Religious and Charitable Endowment (HR&CE) department, the Madras High Court has set aside the take over of the Ayodhya Mandapam.
In a major setback to the Tamil Nadu government and the Hindu Religious and Charitable Endowment (HR&CE) department, the Madras High Court has set aside the take over of the Ayodhya Mandapam.The first bench of the High Court comprising of .
The Madras High Court, while listening to a plea filed by the former secretary of the selection committee, Directorate of Medical Education, to quash the CB-CID probe into the PG medical seat scam, asked him why a CBI enquiry should not be conducted into the same.