W.P.(C) No. 434/2023
ASSOCIATION FOR DEMOCRATIC REFORMS VS ELECTION COMMISSION OF INDIA
The Division Bench (two judges) of the Supreme Court rejected the Petitioner’s demand for a complete return to paper ballots or for 100% counting of VVPAT slips. The Court acknowledged the Petitioner’s concerns regarding the transparency and reliability of EVMs but emphasised that the current system, which made the VVPAT slip visible to the voter for seven seconds before being deposited in a sealed box, provides an adequate method for verifying votes. The Court also issued directions to ensure further improvements in the electoral process to enhance voter confidence and the integrity of elections. Justice Khanna authored an opinion, and Justice Datta also wrote a concurring opinion.
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August 10 1994
Civil Appeal/2253/1994
Hon'ble Justice P.B. SA\VANT , S.C. AGRAWAL
J.R. KAPOOR Vs. M/S. MICRONIX INDIA
August 10 1994
Civil Appeal/2253/1994
Honourable Judge P.B. SA\VANT , S.C. AGRAWAL
J.R. KAPOOR Vs. M/S. MICRONIX INDIA
October 21 2021
WP/17359/2008
Hon'ble Justice R RAGHUNANDAN RAO
Smt. Anakapalli Vijayalakshmi Vs. The State of A.P., rep. by its Principal Secretary,
October 21 2021
WP/17359/2008
Honourable Judge R RAGHUNANDAN RAO
Smt. Anakapalli Vijayalakshmi Vs. The State of A.P., rep. by its Principal Secretary,
The First Chief Justice of Andhra High Court , Guntur.
The first Chief Justice of High Court of Andhra Pradesh , Hydrabad.
The First Chief Justice of India elevated from Andhra Pradesh.
The Hon'ble Sri Justice Koka Subba Rao, B.A., B.L., Judge, Supreme Court, since January 31, 1958. Born on July 15, 1902; educated at Govt. Arts College, Rajahmundry and Law College, Madras. Practised in Madras High Court from 1926. Judge, Madras High Court (March 1948 - July 1954). Chief Justice, Andhra High Court, Guntur (July 5, 1954 - October 31, 1956); Chief Justice of Andhra Pradesh High Court (November 1, 1956 - January 1958). Appointed as Chief Justice of India on 30.06.1966.
Resigned from his office on April 11, 1967, . The reason for his resignation was to contest the Presidential Elections as the candidate of the united opposition parties. He ultimately lost the election to Dr. Zakir Hussain.
This event marked him as the first Supreme Court Judge to resign to pursue a career in politics. While his decision garnered attention for its novelty, it also attracted public disapproval.