Supreme Court Dismisses Pleas For SIT Investigation Into Electoral Bonds 'Quid Pro Quo', Says Ordinary Remedies Not Invoked

The Supreme Court dismissed petitions seeking a Special Investigation Team (SIT) probe into alleged quid pro quo involving electoral bonds. The court held that ordinary remedies had not been exhausted by the petitioners and emphasized the procedural necessity of invoking standard legal remedies before seeking extraordinary interventions. This ruling underscores the court's stance on maintaining procedural discipline and the importance of utilizing available legal channels before escalating matters to higher judicial forums.