Supreme Court Denies Request to Ease Bail Conditions for BJP Leader's Son Ashish Mishra in Lakhimpur Kheri Mass Murder Case
Ashish Mishra is the principal accused in the October 3, 2021 Lakhimpur Kheri violence, in which eight people were killed.
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Supreme Court Denies Request to Ease Bail Terms for BJP Leader’s Son Ashish Mishra in Lakhimpur Kheri Massacre Case
The Supreme Court refused to relax bail conditions for Ashish Mishra, accused in the 2021 Lakhimpur Kheri killings of eight, including four farmers.
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Calcutta High Court: Heavens Won't Fall If Vande Mataram Sung in Madrasas
Heavens will not fall if all six stanzas of Vande Mataram are sung in madrasas, Calcutta HC observed while hearing a PIL challenging the state's directive.
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Uttar Pradesh Government Prepares to Abolish Kamil and Fazil Degrees in Madrasas Following Supreme Court Ruling
The Uttar Pradesh government plans to end Kamil and Fazil degrees in madrasas, limiting education to Class 12 following a November 2024 Supreme Court verdict.
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Justice M.S. Liberhan Remembered for Exposing Meticulously Planned Babri Demolition Conspiracy
Justice M.S. Liberhan, who chaired the probe concluding Babri Masjid demolition was a meticulously planned conspiracy, passed away at 87.
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Supreme Court Rejects Review Petition Challenging April Decision Not to Register FIR Against BJP MP Anurag Thakur for Alleged ‘Goli Maaro’ Remark
SC dismissed Brinda Karat's review plea seeking FIR against Anurag Thakur for ‘goli maaro’ speech, upholding April verdict that no cognisable offence existed.
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MHA Informs Supreme Court: Deportation Requires Home Country’s Nationality Verification and Acceptance
The MHA told the Supreme Court that a foreign national cannot be deported unless their home country verifies nationality and agrees to accept them.
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Vinesh Phogat Says Wrestlers Will Keep Fighting After Brij Bhushan Singh's Acquittal
Vinesh Phogat condemns Brij Bhushan Singh's acquittal, says women wrestlers will persist in their fight despite intimidation and systemic bias.
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Supreme Court to Hear Plea on Police Action During Paper Leak Protests
Supreme Court to hear pleas on police brutality during paper leak protests, ordering release of detained minors and evidence preservation.
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NMC raises concern over long working hours of resident doctors before Supreme Court
The NMC told the Supreme Court that exhausting work hours cause serious mental stress among resident doctors, urging reasonable duty hours and adequate rest.
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Chandigarh Court Refuses Bail for Journalist Hassan Siddiqui Over Misleading PM Modi Video Shared by Madhu Kishwar
Chandigarh court denied bail to journalist Hassan Siddiqui for sharing a fake PM Modi video claimed to show him receiving a facial massage.
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NIA Court Clears 78-Year-Old Mohammed Naeem in Decades-Old Sedition Case Due to Insufficient Evidence
Lucknow NIA court acquits 78-year-old Mohammed Naeem in a 33-year-old sedition case, citing lack of evidence and procedural lapses by prosecution.
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Supreme Court Challenges UAPA Charges in Haldwani Violence Case, Upholds Bail for Abdul Malik
Supreme Court refused to cancel Abdul Malik's bail, questioning UAPA's use in Haldwani violence due to lack of strong terror case.
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AIMPLB Criticizes Vande Mataram Bill, Warns Legal Enforceability Threatens Religious and Constitutional Freedoms
AIMPLB warns that making Vande Mataram legally enforceable undermines religious freedom, citing constitutional protections and Supreme Court precedent on peaceful dissent.
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Supreme Court Stops Bulldozer Action on 25 Muslim Homes in Khandwa, MP, Grants Interim Relief via APCR Plea
The Supreme Court halted demolition of 25 homes in Khandwa after APCR's urgent plea, granting interim relief pending further hearing.
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Supreme Court Shields 25 Muslim Residences from Demolition in Madhya Pradesh’s Khandwa Amid Bulldozer Action Linked to Alleged Cattle Slaughter
The Supreme Court halted demolition of 25 Muslim homes in Khandwa, MP, after alleged cattle slaughter, granting interim protection till SLP hearing.
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Supreme Court Requests Union Government’s Response on Petition Challenging Constitutionality of Muslim Polygamy
Supreme Court seeks govt response on plea to declare Muslim polygamy unconstitutional, urging reforms for gender equality and legal safeguards
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Supreme Court Rejects Uttarakhand’s Appeal Against Bail for Muslim Man in Haldwani Protest Case, Questions UAPA Use
The Supreme Court rejected Uttarakhand’s challenge to bail for a Muslim man in the Haldwani protest case, voicing doubts about the use of UAPA charges.
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Supreme Court Allocates Adjacent Dargah Land for Friday Prayers Near Kamal Maula Mosque
SC allowed Muslim Friday prayers 1-3 pm on dargah land next to Bhojshala complex, clarifying earlier order and directing state to facilitate.
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Supreme Court Declares Pellet Guns Not Bannable Under Current Rules, Requests RAF Ammunition Log
Supreme Court says pellet guns cannot be banned under current rules, but seeks RAF ammo log and medical care for injured protesters.