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On the eve of the crucial hearing, Baba Ramdev and Acharya Balkrishna filed an affidavit tendering unconditional apology for the misleading advertisements and for continuing to publish such advertisements despite the November 21, 2023 restrain order and also for the press conference called the next day where the SC order was criticised.
During the COVID-19 pandemic, Patanjali received a caution against promoting Coronil as a remedy for the virus until it underwent proper examination by the AYUSH Ministry. Patanjali was reminded of the specific requirements for conducting clinical trials mandated by the ministry, the Centre's affidavit claimed.
Chief Justice of India D Y Chandrachud on Saturday said integration of Artificial Intelligence in modern processes, including court proceedings, raises complex ethical, legal and practical considerations that demand a thorough examination.
The Supreme Court on Thursday asked the Election Commission Of India (ECI) to look into an allegation that during a mock poll in Kerala, extra votes were recorded in favour of the BJP in the electronic voting machines (EVMs).
The ECI on Thursday, in a written reply to the Supreme Court, said no tampering is possible in EVM at any stage. It further added there cannot be any mismatch between votes polled and votes counted as the votes are registered in the Control.
Chief Justice DY Chandrachud said that these laws will ensure digital recording of every stage of a criminal investigation, starting from the filing of a First Information Report (FIR) to the issuance of the final judgment.
The bench suggested the poll panel can examine whether electronic machines can be used for counting VVPAT slips and also whether bar codes can be used for parties along with their symbols.
In the EVM-VVPAT case, Justice Dipankar Datta, who wrote a separate judgment, noted that a trend has been fast developing of certain vested interest groups endeavoring to undermine the achievements and accomplishments of the nation
The Supreme Court also noted that the Jharkhand High Court might deliver its verdict on Soren's plea challenging his arrest in the case, with the decision anticipated after being reserved on February 28.
The West Bengal government said there are certain remarks against it and the police in the Calcutta HC judgment that it has to defend.
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