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Lok Sabha passes Supreme Court judges Bill without debate

04 Aug 2026
1 min

Parliamentary Proceedings Overview

The Lok Sabha passed significant legislation amid Opposition protests concerning various national issues, including police actions against students and allegations of fund mismanagement related to the Ram Temple in Ayodhya.

Key Legislation Passed

  • Supreme Court (Number of Judges) Amendment Bill, 2026
    • Passed without discussion due to ongoing protests.
    • Increases sanctioned judge strength from 34 to 38 in the Supreme Court.
    • Aims to address the pendency of 92,101 cases as of January 1.
    • Facilitates more regular Constitution Benches.
    • Five judges have been appointed following the ordinance.
  • Indian Statistical Institute Bill, 2026
    • Repeals the 1959 Act governing the Indian Statistical Institute.
    • Incorporates it as a statutory body with the President as Visitor and a Board of Governors.
    • Aims to enhance governance, research, and academic autonomy.
    • Focuses on expanding roles in statistics, data science, and allied fields.
  • Bankers’ Books Evidence Bill, 2026
    • Introduced to replace the colonial-era 1891 law.
    • Recognizes electronic, digital, and cloud-based banking records as admissible evidence.
    • Provides for digital authentication of records.
    • Empowers the Centre to extend the law to other financial sectors.
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Pendency of cases

Refers to the number of cases that are awaiting resolution in a court system. High pendency can lead to delays in justice delivery and is a significant challenge in the Indian judiciary.

Constitution Benches

These are benches of the Supreme Court comprising at least five judges, constituted to hear and decide cases involving substantial questions of law as to the interpretation of the Constitution of India.

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This bill is a replacement for the colonial-era Bankers' Books Evidence Act, 1891. It aims to modernize the law by recognizing electronic, digital, and cloud-based banking records as admissible evidence in legal proceedings, and includes provisions for digital authentication of these records.

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