Archive · 14 Jun 2025
Supreme Court Rejects Plea on Ambani Family Security
The Supreme Court told a man who kept questioning the security for Mukesh Ambani and his family to stop.
The court said it's not their job to decide who gets security, that's the government's role.
The judges were upset because the man had already tried this before and lost.
They warned him not to try again or he could face penalties.
The Supreme Court dismissed a petition challenging the Z-plus security for Mukesh Ambani and his family.
The court stated evaluating security is the government's domain.
The court expressed anger towards the petitioner, Bikash Saha.
Saha had previously filed a similar plea, which was dismissed in 2022.
The court warned Saha against filing future similar pleas.
- Who
- The Supreme Court, Bikash Saha (petitioner), Mukesh Ambani and family.
- What
- The Supreme Court dismissed a petition challenging the Z-plus security provided to Mukesh Ambani and his family.
- When
- Friday (as of the article's publication)
- Where
- Supreme Court
- Why
- The court reiterated its position that security evaluations fall under the government's purview and warned against future similar petitions.
Petitioner's View
Supreme Court's View
Security Provision
Petitioner's View
Challenged the provision of security.
Supreme Court's View
The security is provided by the government, considering the threat perceptions.
- Petitioner
- Bikash Saha
- Subject
- Z-plus security for Mukesh Ambani and family
- Court's Decision
- Dismissed the petition
- Previous Plea
- Dismissed in 2022
- Court's Warning
- Against filing future similar pleas
