<h1>Supreme Court Criticizes Election Freebies, Orders Homoeopathy Chair Removal, and Sets Guidelines for Sahara Land Sale</h1> The Supreme Court addressed several significant cases on February 12. It criticized political parties for offering freebies before elections, suggesting it discourages work. The court ordered the removal of the National Commission for Homoeopathy's chairperson due to an illegal appointment. It dismissed a plea by an accused seeking international travel. The court emphasized non-discrimination in education for Rohingya refugees, set directives for selling Sahara Group's land to repay investors, and mandated compliance with building regulations for schools. The Centre announced a new pension scheme for judicial officers. The court scheduled a hearing on the appointment of election commissioners for February 19.