Usually this will not happen in the Supreme Court. At the time of filing of the SLP, the Registrar office will generally ensure that all parties before the high court are named as parties in the Supreme Court as per the memo of parties in the high court.
In any case, you can file an impleadment application before the Supreme Court in the SLP, giving reasons as to why you are a necessary party and also that you were a party in the high court proceedings out of which the SLP arose. The Supreme Court is likely to allow your application to implead in such circumstances.
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