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- First Division Bench of Chief Justice Sushrut Arvind Dharmadhikari and Justice G. Arul Murugan permitted the petitioner to withdraw his plea with liberty to approach the court as and when an occassion arises. The case was withdrawn after ED Special Public Prosecutor P. Sidharthan reported to the court that the predicate offence against the petitioner was still alive.
- The Member Secretary, Tamil Nadu Public Service Commission, Chennai, is suo-motu impleaded as respondent No.7 in WP(MD) No.19539 of 2026 and a report must be filed on 21.07.2026 giving the guidelines for grant of compassionate employment and whether the guidelines would satisfy in the present incident. It must also be noted that grant of public employment has to be offered only in accordance with Rules and none can be denied without reasonable cause. 9. Registry to carry out necessary amendment reflecting the Member Secretary, Tamil Nadu Public Service Commission as 7th respondent in WP(MD) No.19539 of 2026. (C.V.K.,J.) (R.S.V,J.)
- Any religious body or activist can intervene and make their submissions. We expect the District Administration to place before us a set of proposals that would provide a final solution for this problem that appears to be of recent origin. 9.Call this case on 16.07.2026. (G.R.S.,J.) (B.P.,J.)
- The Directorate of Vigilance and Anti-Corruption (DVAC), Tamil Nadu, has approached the Supreme Court challenging a Madras High Court order that restrained the anti-corruption agency from taking coercive action against former DMK Minister E.V. Velu in connection
- Supreme Court today stayed the Madras High Court’s order directing a ban on the slaughter of cow or calf anywhere in the State of Tamil Nadu for Bakrid or on any other day.