Supreme Court Dismisses PIL, Criticizes 'Publicity Interest Litigation'

The Supreme Court dismissed a PIL filed by Kamlesh Tripathi seeking judicial reforms, labeling it as 'publicity interest litigation.' Tripathi requested cases to be decided within a year. The bench, headed by Chief Justice Surya Kant, criticized the use of PILs for media attention without practical feasibility.

On Monday, the Supreme Court expressed its discontent over a Public Interest Litigation (PIL) filed by Kamlesh Tripathi, seeking comprehensive judicial reforms.

Labeling it as a 'publicity interest litigation', the court dismissed the plea, criticizing its use as a means for media attention rather than practical purpose.

Chief Justice Surya Kant and justices inquired about the feasibility of mandating courts to decide cases within a year, suggesting instead that Tripathi submit a letter outlining potential suggestions for reform.

(With inputs from agencies.)