Rahul Gandhi’s plea not listed for hearing on October 13, faces routine clerical hurdles
Under the Supreme Court Rules, when a petition has defects, the petitioner is typically given a time window, such as 28 days or standard registry timelines, depending on the specific filing chapter to cure the defects
· 10/13/2026, 4:02:37 AM· 2 min read
Under the Supreme Court Rules, when a petition has defects, the petitioner is typically given a time window, such as 28 days or standard registry timelines, depending on the specific filing chapter to cure the defects
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