Bangladesh chief justice to resign as student protests escalate around Supreme Court

On August 9, 2024, the Supreme Court of India granted bail to former Delhi Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia in both CBI and ED cases related to the Excise Policy. The court emphasised Sisodia's right to a speedy trial, citing his 17-month incarceration. Sisodia must pay ₹10 lakh in bail bonds, surrender his passport, and report to the police station weekly. The court's decision allows him to challenge the charges under more favourable conditions, following earlier denials of bail by lower courts. #ManishSisodia #SupremeCourt #Bail #DelhiDeputyChiefMinister #ExcisePolicy #CBICase #EDCase #Justice #SpeedyTrial #LegalUpdate #IndianPolitics #CourtOrder #SisodiaBail #JudicialDecision #DelhiNews #BailGranted ~HT.318~GR.121~ED.102~PR.152~

Hasan stated that his resignation was necessary to protect the judiciary, as there had been threats against the Supreme Court, its justices, and workers,...