The petitioners challenging the CAA Act will be heard on May 5 and for half a day on May 6. The respondent Union Government, supporting the legislation, will present its arguments during the remaining half of May 6 and continue on May 7.
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Supreme Court to begin final hearing of pleas challenging legality of CAA from May 5
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