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Supreme Court Warns States Over Continued Manual Scavenging Deaths, Issues Contempt Notices to Five Chief Secretaries

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By Shreya Gupta
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Shreya Gupta On 27 July 2026, the Supreme Court expressed serious concern over the continued deaths of sanitation workers due to manual scavenging and sewer cleaning despite its earlier directions prohibiting the practice. Observing that its previous orders had not been effectively implemented, the Court issued show-cause notices to the Chief Secretaries of five States, asking them to explain why contempt proceedings should not be initiated against them for failing to prevent such deaths.
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Kapil Sibal Seeks Independent Probe Into Delhi Police Action During CJP Students’ Protest

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By Shreya Gupta
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Shreya Gupta On 21st July, Senior Advocate Kapil Sibal strongly criticised the alleged police action against students participating in the CJP protest in Delhi and demanded an independent investigation into the claims made by the Delhi Police regarding injuries suffered by its personnel during the demonstration.
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Employer Cannot Deny Compassionate Appointment Due to Delayed Medical Retirement Processing

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By Shreya Gupta
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Shreya Gupta On 16 July 2026, the Supreme Court of India held that an employer cannot defeat a claim for compassionate appointment by delaying the processing of an employee’s application for voluntary retirement on medical grounds until the employee crosses the prescribed age limit. The Court observed that such a delay would allow the employer to “control eligibility through delayed processing” and defeat the object of a beneficial welfare scheme.
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