The Supreme Court docket has begun listening to a batch of petitions looking for cancellation of ultimate 12 months/semester examinations in September amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
Advocate Alakh Alok Srivastava, lawyer showing for 31 college students, mentioned that he would request the highest court docket to grant aid to college students contemplating their well being, security and job/admission alternatives.
Anubha Srivastava Sahai, the chief of the India Huge Dad and mom' Affiliation additionally hoped for a verdict within the college students' favour.
"We predict that honorable SC will move order within the bigger curiosity of the scholars as a consequence of this pandemic state of affairs which can drive many college students to opt-out and plenty of have already left for his or her hometowns. Greatest needs with college students," she advised India TV Digital forward of the much-awaited listening to.
SG Mehta states that court docket will probably be taken by way of the complete scheme of the UGC on the subsequent date of listening to.
Senior Advocate Arvind Datar seeks permission to file consolidated replies so that every one states level of submissions could be taken on report
Supreme Court docket grants time to SG Mehta to file response to Affidavits filed by Maharashtra and Delhi. SG to additionally state if DM Act overrides notification by UGC. SC to listen to the case on August 14
SG Mehta submits that college students should proceed getting ready for exams and that if exams are usually not carried out, the scholars won't be granted levels. "That is the legislation!", submits SG
SG Mehta says "earlier than your lordships assemble, the management room checks who're audible and visual. On this case, the AoR ought to say that they shouldn't be checked and senior counsel ought to be checked as a substitute."
The UGC had advised the Supreme Court docket that no person ought to stay underneath the impression that for the reason that Supreme Court docket is inspecting this subject, the ultimate 12 months/semester examination will probably be stayed.
The bench headed by Justice Ashok Bhushan and in addition comprising Justices R Subhash Reddy and MR Shah was knowledgeable by Solicitor Basic Tushar Mehta, showing for the Centre and the UGC, that he would apprise the court docket about MHA's stand on the difficulty.
SC Mehta had advised the court docket that they're solely involved with final-year exams and out of over 800 universities within the nation, 209 have accomplished the examinations. He mentioned that round 390 universities are within the technique of conducting the examinations.
Through the listening to, Advocate Alakh Alok Srivastava raised the difficulty of plight of scholars within the flood-affected areas of Assam and Bihar.
The bench had additionally requested counsel for Maharashtra to put earlier than it the June 19 order of the state catastrophe administration committee handed on this regard.
The highest court docket had directed all to file affidavits by August 7.
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Anubha Srivastava Sahai, the chief of the India Huge Dad and mom' Affiliation additionally hoped for a verdict within the college students' favour.
"We predict that honorable SC will move order within the bigger curiosity of the scholars as a consequence of this pandemic state of affairs which can drive many college students to opt-out and plenty of have already left for his or her hometowns. Greatest needs with college students," she advised India TV Digital forward of the much-awaited listening to.SG Mehta states that court docket will probably be taken by way of the complete scheme of the UGC on the subsequent date of listening to.
Senior Advocate Arvind Datar seeks permission to file consolidated replies so that every one states level of submissions could be taken on reportSupreme Court docket grants time to SG Mehta to file response to Affidavits filed by Maharashtra and Delhi. SG to additionally state if DM Act overrides notification by UGC. SC to listen to the case on August 14
SG Mehta submits that college students should proceed getting ready for exams and that if exams are usually not carried out, the scholars won't be granted levels. "That is the legislation!", submits SG
SG Mehta says "earlier than your lordships assemble, the management room checks who're audible and visual. On this case, the AoR ought to say that they shouldn't be checked and senior counsel ought to be checked as a substitute."
What occurred throughout final UGC listening to in SC.
Through the earlier listening to on July 31, the highest court docket had refused to move any interim order. Nonetheless, it had requested the Centre to clear the stand of Ministry of Dwelling Affairs (MHA) on the difficulty.The UGC had advised the Supreme Court docket that no person ought to stay underneath the impression that for the reason that Supreme Court docket is inspecting this subject, the ultimate 12 months/semester examination will probably be stayed.
The bench headed by Justice Ashok Bhushan and in addition comprising Justices R Subhash Reddy and MR Shah was knowledgeable by Solicitor Basic Tushar Mehta, showing for the Centre and the UGC, that he would apprise the court docket about MHA's stand on the difficulty.
SC Mehta had advised the court docket that they're solely involved with final-year exams and out of over 800 universities within the nation, 209 have accomplished the examinations. He mentioned that round 390 universities are within the technique of conducting the examinations.Through the listening to, Advocate Alakh Alok Srivastava raised the difficulty of plight of scholars within the flood-affected areas of Assam and Bihar.
The bench had additionally requested counsel for Maharashtra to put earlier than it the June 19 order of the state catastrophe administration committee handed on this regard.
The highest court docket had directed all to file affidavits by August 7.
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