Supreme Court registry asks Rahul Gandhi, John Brittas to formalize letter petitions

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The Supreme Court registry has communicated to Congress leader Rahul Gandhi and MP John Brittas regarding letters they sent. It has asked both individuals to convert their informal letters into proper and formal legal applications. The letters reportedly pertained to matters concerning Punjab and Electronic Voting Machines (EVMs). This procedural step is necessary for the court to formally consider the issues raised.

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