SC orders all courts to shun practice of mentioning caste or religion of litigants in cases
Monday, 29 January 2024 The Supreme Court has ordered its Registry, all High Courts and subordinate courts to stop the practice of mentioning the caste or religion of litigants in case papers.
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The practice of mentioning caste or religion of litigants in court cases must be shunned, the Supreme Court has said while directing its registry and all other... IndiaTimes
Disapproving the practice of litigants mentioning their religion or caste along with their names, Supreme Court has directed all courts across the country to... IndiaTimes