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Supreme Court to Hear Ten Diverse Pleas on Aug 3
The Supreme Court of India has a busy day on August 3, 2024.
It will listen to ten different petitions.
Some ask the court to look at how police used pellet guns during protests about a medical exam.
Others ask for help with eye treatment, jail transfers, or to stop corruption in government contracts.
There are also cases about a famous cricketer’s marriage and a protest in Delhi.
The court will decide if the law was followed in each case.
Supreme Court scheduled to hear ten pleas on Aug 3, 2024.
Cases include petitions against police pellet gun use during NEET protests and a plea by TMC leader Abhishek Banerjee for foreign eye treatment.
Other petitions cover NGO corruption claims in Arunachal Pradesh, a murder case, jail transfer requests, NEET exam reform, corporate corruption, a cricketer’s matrimonial dispute, and a Delhi riot case.
The list shows a wide range of legal issues from police conduct to corporate and civil matters.
The report is auto‑generated by PTI news service.
- Who
- Supreme Court of India
- What
- Hearing ten petitions and pleas covering a range of legal matters
- Where
- Supreme Court, New Delhi, India
- When
- Monday, August 3, 2024
- Why
- To adjudicate on matters involving police conduct, medical associations, corporate corruption, criminal and civil disputes
Key facts
- Court
- Supreme Court of India
- Date
- August 3, 2024
- Number of cases
- 10
- Key issues
- Police use of pellet guns, NEET exam reforms, corporate corruption, criminal cases, civil disputes
Sources
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