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 A vacation bench of the court refused to list Kejriwal's interim plea on its own, saying that the application of bail has been moved in a case in which the judgment has already been reserved. 

CJI to decide on listing of Kejriwal's plea for interim bail extension on medical grounds: SC

&nbsp;A vacation bench of the court refused to list Kejriwal's interim plea on its own, saying that the application of bail has been moved in a case in which the judgment has already been reserved.

The Chief Justice of India will take a decision on the urgent listing of Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal's plea seeking extension of his interim bail by seven days for undergoing medical tests as the verdict in the main case is already reserved, the Supreme Court said on Tuesday.
Refusing to list Kejriwal's interim plea on its own, a vacation bench comprising Justices JK Maheshwari and KV Viswanathan asked senior advocate Abhishek Singhvi, appearing for the chief minister, why it was not mentioned last week when Justice Dipankar Datta, one of the judges of the main bench headed by Justice Sanjiv Khanna which had granted the interim bail to him, was sitting on the vacation bench.
"Why did you not mention it when Justice Datta was sitting on the vacation bench last week? Let the Hon'ble CJI take a decision as it raises the issue of propriety...we will send it to the CJI," the bench said.
Singhvi said the prescription was given a day before yesterday and hence, it could not be mentioned before the vacation bench to which Justice Datta was part last week.
"I don't mind, if it is listed before that bench (of Justice Khanna and Justice Datta) even virtually," the senior lawyer said.
"Since the bench of Justices Khanna and Datta, which granted interim bail till June 1 to Kejriwal, have reserved the verdict on the main petition, it would be appropriate to place his time extension application before the CJI for appropriate orders," the bench said in its order.
On May 26, the chief minister filed the plea seeking extension of his interim bail by seven days to undergo a host of medical tests, including a PET-CT scan in view of his "sudden and unexplained weight loss, coupled with high ketone levels", which are indicative of kidney, serious cardiac ailments and even cancer.
Kejriwal, in his plea, said he will surrender before jail authorities on June 9, instead of June 2, the scheduled date for his return to prison.
"The appellant prays for an extension of his interim bail by a week, during which the appellant can get the prescribed tests done and obtain results of the same. The appellant will get all these tests done in the working week from June 3 (Monday) to June 7 (Friday) and then surrender on the weekend, i.e. June 9," the fresh plea said, according to sources.
The top court had on May 10 granted 21-day interim bail to the chief minister, who was arrested in a money laundering case linked to the excise policy 'scam', to enable him to campaign for the Lok Sabha polls.
It had directed that Kejriwal shall surrender on June 2, a day after the last phase of the seven-phase poll gets over.
The plea said during the incarceration from March 21 to May 10, the chief minister suffered a lot of health-related complications which are also "partly attributable to the negligent and callous behaviour of jail authorities".
Kejriwal lost around six to seven kg of weight in jail and has not been able to regain it even after his release and renewing his earlier lifestyle to the extent possible, it said.
"In the meantime, recent test reports confirm that the appellant has also developed an unusually high blood glucose level as well as high ketone levels in urine, which indicate that in addition to increased blood sugar level, the appellant may have also developed kidney related complications and kidney damage," it said.
Referring to his recent health check up at his residence by a senior physician of a private hospital, the plea said the doctor took note of Kejriwal's health complications and increased risk indicators and prescribed a host of full body tests, which are necessary to be carried out before he surrenders.
"It is important to note that unexplained weight loss which a person is not able to regain along with the other symptoms ..., can have a host of causes, including some potentially life threatening ones.
"It is on account of this that a senior physician from Max Hospital upon a detailed clinical examination of the appellant at his home on May 25, 2024 has directed a host of tests, including but not limited to tests such as whole body PET-CT to rule out any malignancies and Holter Monitor Test, where the appellant will be required to wear a Holter monitor for a few days while going about his daily activities to identify any irregularities in his heart functioning," the plea said.
The PET-CT scan shows detailed pictures of organs and tissues.
These tests are to be done in a particular sequence and would require about five-seven days, it said, adding "sudden and unexplained weight loss, coupled with high ketone levels could be indicative of kidney damage, serious cardiac ailments and even cancer".
Early detection of these ailments is essential for preventing further progress of the disease and associated life risk and Kejriwal needed to undergo these tests, otherwise his life is at "high risk", it said.
While setting him free for campaigning in the remaining phases of the Lok Sabha elections after 50 days of custody in the case, the court on May 10 had barred him from visiting his office or the Delhi secretariat, and signing official files unless absolutely necessary for obtaining the lieutenant governor's approval.
The matter relates to the alleged corruption and money laundering in the formulation and execution of the Delhi government's now-scrapped excise policy for 2021-22.&nbsp;

Chandrachud also noted the recent trends of bar association members commenting on pending cases and the judgments delivered by the courts, and called for an independent bar.

CJI's word of caution to lawyers, judges: 'be loyal to constitution, not political ideology' 

Chandrachud also noted the recent trends of bar association members commenting on pending cases and the judgments delivered by the courts, and called for an independent bar.

Chief Justice of India Chandrachud asked judges and lawyers to remain loyal to the courts and the Constitution, and not any political ideology or parties.
Addressing the centenary year celebration of the High Court Bar Association Nagpur, Chandrachud also noted the recent trends of bar association members commenting on pending cases and the judgments delivered by the courts, and called for an independent bar, saying it has a close link with the independence of judiciary. &nbsp;
&ldquo;In a vibrant and argumentative democracy like ours, most individuals have political ideology or inclination to quote Aristotle 'human beings are political animals'. Lawyers are no exception. However, for the members of the Bar one's highest loyalty must lie with partisan interest but to the court and the constitution. In many ways, it is the independent Bar that is the moral bulwark to protect the rule of law and constitutional governance," he said.
"The bar as an institution is essential to preserve judicial independence, constitutional values and the dignity of the courts," he added.&nbsp;

The Chief Justice added that there were several comments on the livestream and then on social media saying that he is arrogant

Was trolled for shifting seating position: Chief Justice Chandrachud

The Chief Justice added that there were several comments on the livestream and then on social media saying that he is arrogant

Chief Justice of India D Y Chandrachud on Saturday recalled a recent incident of him facing 'trolling' and 'vicious abuse' for adjusting his seating position, during a hearing due to a discomfort.&nbsp;
The Chief Justice narrated the incident during an event in Bengaluru.&nbsp;
He said he was trolled recently based on the live-streaming of an important hearing.
"Just four or five days ago when I was hearing a case, I had a little pain in back, so all that I did was I placed my elbows in my armchair in the court and I just shifted my position in the chair," Justice Chandrachud said.
He said there were several comments on the social media which alleged that the Chief Justice of India is "so arrogant" that he got up in the midst an important argument in court.
"What they didn't tell you was that all he did was only to shift his position in the chair. 24 years of judging can be a little strenuous which I have put in. I didn't leave the court. I only shifted my position but I was subject to vicious abuse, trolling, the knives were out but I do believe that our shoulders are broad enough and the ultimate confidence which we have is of common citizens in the work which we do,&rdquo; he noted.
The Chief Justice also highlighted the need for judicial officers to manage stress and ensure work-life balance.
As judicial officers they regularly engage with vulnerable litigants. Many of the people who come to the courts are stressed about the injustice caused to them, he said.
"Sometimes in their dealings with us as judges, they cross the line. As Chief Justice of India, I see so many lawyers and litigants crossing the line when they speak to us in the court. The answer when these litigants cross the line is not to use the power of contempt (of court), but to understand why they have crossed the line," Justice Chandrachud said.
He said there must be some deep rooted injustice which the lawyers and their clients were confronting, which is why they sometimes utter things which they otherwise would not say.
"In these context, the responsibility you carry is immense, necessitating a calm and compassionate approach. Maintaining a work-life balance is integral to fulfilling these duties effectively," he advised the judicial officers.
A judge who was overwhelmed with work and unable to prioritise personal time with family and self care may struggle to perform optimally, Justice Chandrachud said.
"The ability to manage stress and achieve work life balance is not separate from but rather intertwined with delivering justice completely. We often tell physicians and surgeons, 'heal thyself'. Before you heal others, you must learn how to heal yourself. The same is true about judges as well," he underlined.
(with PTI inputs)
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Chief Justice DY Chandrachud shared that he wakes up at 3:30 AM, practices Yoga, and has adapted vegan diet for the last 5 months. Know how this lifestyle boosts mood and aids weight loss.

Chief Justice DY Chandrachud reveals his early morning yoga and vegan diet routine; know what it is 

<h2>Chief Justice DY Chandrachud shared that he wakes up at 3:30 AM, practices Yoga, and has adapted vegan diet for the last 5 months. Know how this lifestyle boosts mood and aids weight loss.</h2>

Chief Justice of India DY Chandrachud recently shared his fitness routine. He wakes up at 3:30 am, practices yoga and has been following a vegan diet for the last 5 months. According to experts, our body produces special hormones in the morning that uplift our mood for the rest of the day especially when we perform yoga or exercise. It keeps us boosted throughout the day.
On the other hand, vegan lifestyle is rich in antioxidants and consists almost no cholesterol. The plant-based diet helps in weight loss by reducing calorie intake and increasing protein.
<h3>Benefits of waking early</h3>
<ul>
<li>Waking early boosts productivity by allowing for focused work before distractions arise.</li>
<li>Early risers often experience improved mood and mental clarity throughout the day.</li>
<li>Morning exercise routines are more easily integrated into early waking schedules, promoting physical fitness.</li>
<li>Early risers enjoy tranquil mornings for personal reflection and goal-setting, contributing to overall well-being.</li>
</ul>
<h3>Benefits of a vegan diet</h3>
<ul>
<li>Vegan diets typically contain more fiber, leading to improved digestive health.</li>
<li>Lower intake of saturated fats found in animal products can reduce the risk of heart disease.</li>
<li>Plant-based diets are rich in antioxidants, helping to combat inflammation and oxidative stress.</li>
<li>Following a vegan diet may contribute to weight management due to its emphasis on whole, nutrient-dense foods.</li>
</ul>
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Chief Justice of India D Y Chandrachud on December 9 said that the problem with society is that now people only listen to themselves. 

We don't listen to others, we only listen to ourselves: Chief Justice Chandrachud

Chief Justice of India D Y Chandrachud on December 9 said that the problem with society is that now people only listen to themselves.&nbsp;

Chief Justice of India D Y Chandrachud on Saturday urged citizens to have the audacity to listen to others and break their own echo chambers.
The CJI was speaking at the 20th convocation ceremony of the Symbiosis International (Deemed) University in Pune.
&ldquo;The power of listening to others is important in every sphere of life. It is enormously liberating to yield that space to others. The problem with our society is that we are not listening to others&hellip;we are listening only to ourselves,&rdquo; he said.
By having the audacity to listen one concedes that the individual may not have all the right answers but is willing to explore and find them, the CJI said, adding it also gives a chance to break &ldquo;our own echo chambers&rdquo; and &ldquo;give us a newer understanding of the world around us&rdquo;.
&ldquo;Life has a peculiar way of teaching us. Let humility, courage and integrity be your companions in this journey,&rdquo; he said.
CJI Chandrachud added that contrary to the common misconception, strength is not shown by anger or violence or by being disrespectful to people in one&rsquo;s personal space and professional life.
&ldquo;The real intelligence and strength of people is in their ability to face the many adversities of life and retain their ability to humanise people around them with humility and grace,&rdquo; he added.
He said while most people strive for an affluent life and there is nothing wrong with that, the process should be value-ridden and there should be no compromise on principles and values.
&ldquo;Success is measured not only by popularity but by a commitment to a higher purpose. People should be kind to themselves and not be harsh on their own existence,&rdquo; CJI Chandrachud said.
The CJI said people of his generation when they were young were taught not to ask too many questions but that has now changed and the youth now are not afraid to ask questions and quell their intuition.
He said he recently saw an Instagram reel of a young girl raising concerns over the poor condition of roads in her residential vicinity.
&ldquo;As I saw that reel, my mind went back to the year 1848 when the first girls&rsquo; school was established here in Pune. The tribute goes to Savitribai Phule who encouraged education despite violent patriarchal tendencies. When Savitribai Phule went to school, she used to carry an extra saree as villagers used to throw garbage at her,&rdquo; CJI Chandrachud said.
He added that people should never shut their minds. They should have the ability to listen to others and have the humility to accept when they are right or wrong, he said.
&ldquo;A judge learns the most from the woes of litigants around, a doctor learns the most practising bedside manners, a parent learns the most hearing the grievances of their children, a teacher learns the most from the questions of students and you (students) will learn the most from the questions that people will pose to you as you grow up in life,&rdquo; he said.

Bilkis Bano has challenged the remission of sentence and subsequent release of 11 convicts in the gangrape and murder case.

'This evening, I will...': Chief Justice of India on Bilkis Bano's plea against rapists, killers' release

Bilkis Bano has challenged the remission of sentence and subsequent release of 11 convicts in the gangrape and murder case.

The Supreme Court said on 22 March 2023 that it would constitute a special bench to hear the petition filed by Bilkis Bano, who was gang-raped and whose family was murdered during the 2002 Gujarat riots.
Chief Justice of India DY Chandrachud said that he will look into constituting the bench later in the day.
Bilkis Bano has challenged the remission of sentence and subsequent release of 11 convicts in the gangrape and murder case. Besides the plea challenging the release of the convicts, the gang rape survivor had also filed a separate petition seeking a review of the apex court's May 13, 2022 order on a plea by a convict.
Seven members of Bilkis Bano's family were also killed during the 2002 Gujarat riots.
In its May 13, 2022 order, the apex court had asked the state government to consider the plea of a convict for premature release in terms of its policy of July 9, 1992 which was applicable on the date of conviction and decide it within a period of two months.
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All 11 convicts were granted remission by the Gujarat government and released on August 15, last year.
Bano's review plea against the May 13, 2022 order, however, was dismissed by the top court in December last year.
(With PTI inputs)

CJI DY Chandrachud said that he is "personally averse" to sealed covers as there has to be "transparency in court".

Supreme Court refuses to accept Modi govt's sealed cover note on OROP arrears. Here's why

CJI DY Chandrachud said that he is "personally averse" to sealed covers as there has to be "transparency in court".

The Supreme Court sent a strong message to the Narendra Modi government on 20 March 2023 as it refused to accept the Centre's submission on the One Rank One Pension issue in a sealed cover.
A 3-judge bench including the Chief Justice of India said, "We need to put an end to this sealed cover practice in the Supreme Court. This is fundamentally contrary to the basic process of fair justice."
CJI DY Chandrachud said that he is "personally averse" to sealed covers as there has to be "transparency in court".
The case relates to the payment of OROP arrears to ex-service personnel.
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The minister also said that state representatives should be part of the high court collegium.

Govt's latest push to have a say in Supreme Court appointments: 'representative in collegium' idea

The minister also said that state representatives should be part of the high court collegium.

Stepping up its attempt to have a direct say in appointment of judges, the Union Law Minister has written to the Chief Justice of India on the issue, according to sources quoted by NDTV.
Minister Kiren Rijiju has suggested to CJI DY Chandrachud that government representatives be included in the Supreme Court collegium that decides names for higher judiciary.
The minister also said that state representatives should be part of the high court collegium.
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Atiq had ordered that the letter be sent out in case he is murdered, his lawyer told news agency PTI on April 18, 2023.

Atiq Ahmed's secret letter being sent to UP CM Yogi, Chief Justice of India, says his lawyer

Atiq Ahmed's secret letter being sent to...: lawyer's revelation


Atiq had ordered that the letter be sent out in case he is murdered, his lawyer told news agency PTI on April 18, 2023.

In a fresh twist to the dramatic Atiq Ahmed saga, his lawyer has claimed that a secret letter on the alleged gangster's behalf has been dispatched to senior public functionaries.
Atiq had ordered that the letter be sent out in case he is murdered, his lawyer told news agency PTI on April 18, 2023.
The sealed letter is being sent to Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath and Chief Justice of India DY Chandrachud.
Atiq and his brother Ashraf were shot dead in full media glare on April 15.
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