MP High Court Rules on Maintenance in Concealed Identity Case
MP High Court orders Muslim man to pay ₹20,000 monthly maintenance to wife and daughter, overturning family court decision.
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Madras High Court Strikes Down Tamil Nadu Order Allowing Caste-Based Muslim Sub-Group Certificates After Religious Conversion
The Madras High Court ruled a Tamil Nadu government order unconstitutional, stating that individuals converting to Islam cannot be classified into caste-based sub-groups for reservation benefits, as Islam does not recognize social hierarchy.
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Allahabad High Court Declines Urgent Hearing on Ram Temple Donation Irregularity Allegations
Court rejects plea seeking immediate investigation into alleged misappropriation of funds at Ayodhya's Ram Temple.
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Allahabad HC Halts Action Against Bahraich Mosque, Seeks State Response
The Lucknow Bench of the Allahabad High Court has stayed the proposed action by the National Highways Authority of India (NHAI) to remove a mosque located in Kazijot village along the Bahraich–Nanpara Highway (NH-927) in Uttar Pradesh.
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Madras HC Halts Church Construction Near Coimbatore Temple, Citing Hindu Majority Objections
The Madras High Court has temporarily stopped the construction of a church near a century-old Mariyamman temple in Coimbatore, stating that local authorities cannot dismiss the objections of the Hindu majority in the area.
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High Court Halts Mosque Removal on Bahraich-Nanpara Highway
Allahabad High Court stays NHAI's proposed removal of a mosque in Kazijot village, temporarily halting demolition and bringing relief to mosque management.
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Seraikela Court Convicts Prakash Mahto Under POCSO Act After Nine Years
Seraikela court convicts Prakash Mahto under POCSO Act after nine years. Victim's lawyer Arshad Ansari calls it a victory for justice.
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Varanasi Mosque Land Dispute: Ganj Shahida Committee Challenges Railway's Claims, Vows Legal Battle
Mosque committee refutes railway's notice, asserts historical evidence supporting mosque's existence since 1624, plans High Court move.
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Telegram Challenges Indian Government's Temporary Ban Ahead of NEET Re-examination
Telegram approaches Delhi High Court against temporary restriction, arguing it punishes ordinary users.
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Savarkar's Grandnephew: 10 Mercy Petitions to British, Contradicts 'Veer' Reputation
Savarkar's grandnephew testified in Pune court that he filed 10 mercy petitions to Britons, challenging his 'Veer' image.
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CJP Founder Abhijeet Dipke Assaulted During Jaipur Protest Against NEET Leak Allegations
CJP founder Abhijeet Dipke allegedly slapped and manhandled during Jaipur protest over NEET leak allegations.
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Jharkhand: Rajeev Ranjhan Resigns as State's Chief Public Prosecutor
Rajeev Ranjhan, serving as Jharkhand's chief public prosecutor for years, has resigned, sparking political and legal discussions.
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Hyderabad Court Clears Natarajan, No Pending Criminal Case
Hyderabad court rules no criminal case against Natarajan, overturning Rajya Sabha nomination rejection.
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J&K High Court Condemns Missing FIR in 2019 Terror Case, Questions Trial Records' Quality
High Court criticizes missing FIR, illegible records in 2019 terror case, raising concerns about trial fairness.
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Madhya Pradesh Court Convicts 14 in 2022 Lynching of Muslim Man
After four years, a court in Madhya Pradesh sentences 14 men to life imprisonment for the lynching of a Muslim man accused of cow smuggling.
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Sharjeel Imam and Umar Khalid File New Bail Pleas Citing Stalled Trial in Delhi Riots Conspiracy Case
Activists Sharjeel Imam and Umar Khalid seek fresh bail in the 2020 Delhi riots case, citing no meaningful trial progress despite years of incarceration.
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MP Court Hands Life Imprisonment to 14 Convicts in 2022 Mob Lynching Case
Nearly four years after a mob lynching in Madhya Pradesh killed a Maharashtra man over cattle smuggling claims, a court sentenced all 14 accused to life imprisonment.
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Madras HC: 'Honour killings, extreme reflection of casteism', grants bail to police officer
Court laments persistence of caste-based violence, notes failure of legislations to curb honour killings.
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Abdul Khader, Bengaluru Blasts Undertrial, Dies in Jail After 17 Years Awaiting Verdict
Abdul Khader, an undertrial prisoner from Karnataka’s Kodagu district, died in jail while awaiting the final verdict in the 2008 Bengaluru serial blasts case, spending nearly 17 years in prison.
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Allahabad High Court Directs UP Government to Pay ₹2 Lakh to Mansoor Ahmad for Unlawful Eight-Day Police Detention
Allahabad High Court orders ₹2 lakh compensation for Mansoor Ahmad's illegal eight-day detention by UP police, citing fundamental rights violations.