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Supreme Court lists KANHA @ KANHAIYA SINGH case against Madhya Pradesh state
✍️ Live Law
🗓 30 Sep 2026, 10:16 PM
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Live Law reports that the Supreme Court has recorded case 2026 LiveLaw (SC) 1003, filed by KANHA @ KANHAIYA SINGH against the State of Madhya Pradesh and another party.
The legal portal Live Law has published a docket entry for Supreme Court case number 2026 LiveLaw (SC) 1003. The petition is filed by an individual identified as KANHA @ KANHAIYA SINGH, seeking relief against the State of Madhya Pradesh and an additional respondent.
The entry confirms that the matter is now part of the Supreme Court’s official register, making it accessible to lawyers, scholars and the public. No details about the nature of the dispute, the relief sought or the hearing schedule have been disclosed in the brief notice.
Legal analysts note that Supreme Court listings such as this often signal the commencement of a higher‑court review of a state‑level decision or action. Stakeholders are expected to monitor subsequent filings for more substantive information.
Until the court issues further orders or a judgment, the case remains pending, and the parties involved will continue to present their arguments in accordance with procedural rules.
The reporting by Live Law underscores the platform’s role in tracking high‑profile litigation across India, providing a reference point for anyone following developments in the judiciary.
The entry confirms that the matter is now part of the Supreme Court’s official register, making it accessible to lawyers, scholars and the public. No details about the nature of the dispute, the relief sought or the hearing schedule have been disclosed in the brief notice.
Legal analysts note that Supreme Court listings such as this often signal the commencement of a higher‑court review of a state‑level decision or action. Stakeholders are expected to monitor subsequent filings for more substantive information.
Until the court issues further orders or a judgment, the case remains pending, and the parties involved will continue to present their arguments in accordance with procedural rules.
The reporting by Live Law underscores the platform’s role in tracking high‑profile litigation across India, providing a reference point for anyone following developments in the judiciary.