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Sharma has urged the Supreme Court to issue an order restraining the media from releasing any statement against the Adani group, unless such statement is pre-verified by the SEBI.

The plea alleged that Anderson and his associates in India hatched a criminal conspiracy by short selling Adani stocks in hundreds of billion dollars before 'concocting' a research report related to t ...

The plea was mentioned before Chief Justice of India (CJI) DY Chandrachud for urgent listing. The CJI agreed to list the case on February 6, Monday.

The Court declined to entertain Sharma's immediate apology and took exception to the AoR signing off the plea which made adverse comments against Chief Justice Ravi Malimath.

Sharma moved the Court in view of news reports by a French portal alleging that French company Dassault paid bribes to Indian middleman to secure the contract.

The scheme has been imposed upon the country without the approval of the parliament and without gazette notification, Sharma submitted.

Sharma had also sought quashing of the execution proceedings going on before single judge of Delhi High Court under which DMRC has to pay over ₹7,000 crore to Anil Ambani owned Delhi Airport Metro.

Sharma, who is the lead petitioner in cases like Coalgate and Pegasus, has often invited the wrath of the top court for filing PILs deemed frivolous. But this time, it was different.

Sharma has contended that since India is a secular country, no government can conduct any religious function.

Sharma in his petition had taken objection to the Delhi government advertising about Ganesh Chaturthi celebrations for the "last 15 days" on various television channels.

"Widespread use of surveillance is morally disfiguring. National security implications of this software is huge," the plea said.