Allahabad HC Denies Bail to Tauquir Raza Over Sar Tan Se Juda
Allahabad HC denies bail to Tauquir Raza over 'Sar Tan Se Juda' slogan, differing from chants like 'Allahu-Akbar' and inciting rebellion.
Supreme Court Verdicts News
-
-
Indian Labourer Jailed Misidentified as Bangladeshi
MASUM claims 66-year-old Bengal labourer Jalil Akhtar jailed as Bangladeshi despite Indian ID and electoral records, raising citizenship and rights concerns.
-
Sanjiv Bhatt's Children Commemorate Eight Years of Father's Incarceration
Sanjiv Bhatt's children mark eight years of incarceration, saying their father's courage remains unbroken despite institutional failure.
-
Yasin Malik Denies Sarla Bhat Killing Role, Seeks Death Penalty, Separates from Wife
JKLF chairman Yasin Malik denies involvement in 1990 Sarla Bhat killing, demands capital punishment, and announces divorce from his Pakistani wife.
-
Calcutta HC Declines Urgent Relief for Anandabazar Patrika Journalists Over Saffron Hooliganism Headline
The Calcutta High Court denied urgent relief to Anandabazar Patrika journalists over saffron hooliganism headline, rejecting special urgent hearings.
-
Journalist Warns SC Police on Digital Footprint in Ram Temple Scam
Journalist Abhishek Upadhyay warns SC Police about digital footprint seek in Ram temple donation scandal, fearing source exposure
-
SC Stays FIR Against Deepak Kumar Over Good Samaritan Complaint
SC stays FIR against Deepak Kumar, a gym owner who intervened in a confrontation with a Muslim shopkeeper. Court blocked his social media statements.
-
Supreme Court Stops FIR Against Mohammed Deepak, Defense of Muslim Shopkeeper from Hindutva Attack
Supreme Court stops FIR against Mohammed Deepak, who defended Muslim shopkeeper from Hindutva attackers. His brave defense drew praise despite backlash.
-
Special Court Dismisses NIA Plea to Cancel Bail of Four Elgaar Parishad Accused
Special court rejects NIA plea to cancel bail of four Elgaar Parishad accused, says Mumbai Press Club meetup not a violation.
-
Ratko Mladić Dies in UN Prison After Srebrenica Genocide Conviction
Ratko Mladić dies in UN prison after Srebrenica genocide conviction. At 84, the convicted 'butcher of Bosnia' orchestrated the 1995 massacre of 8,000 Muslims.
-
MP UCC Bill: Bhopal Qazi Demands Muslim Exemption for Personal Law Protection
MP UCC Bill faces pushback as Bhopal Qazi seeks Muslim exemption, claiming personal laws require protection under constitutional rights.
-
J&K HC Quashes Bovine Transport PSA Detention Order
J&K HC quashes bovine transport PSA detention, ruling that mere allegations of animal transport don't justify detention under Public Safety Act.
-
Police Opposes Fresh Bail Pleas of Umar Khalid and Sharjeel Imam in Delhi Riots
Delhi Police oppose fresh bail pleas of Umar Khalid and Sharjeel Imam, labeling them masterminds of the 2020 riots. They cite a Supreme Court ruling denying bail.
-
Zohran Mamdani Opposes Bhagwat's RSS Rally, Questions City's Authority Over Private Event
NYC Mayor Mamdani opposes Bhagwat's rally, calling RSS vision exclusionary, but says city may lack power to cancel private event.
-
Supreme Court Directs Tarun Tejpal to Surrender Within Two Weeks in 2013 Rape Case
Supreme Court rejects Tarun Tejpal's plea for exemption from surrender, directing him to surrender within two weeks in the 2013 Goa rape case.
-
Sohrabuddin Shaikh Extrajudicial Killing: Brother Challenges SC Acquittal of 22 Accused
Sohrabuddin Shaikh's brother challenges SC's acquittal of 22 accused in alleged staged killings, prompting calls for justice and highlighting deep legal concerns.
-
Amnesty Accuses Indian Police of Excessive Force During Youth Protests
Amnesty accuses Indian police of excessive force during youth protests in Delhi and Bihar, calling their response 'state-sanctioned violence'.
-
Ex-Diplomat Navdeep Suri Challenges Citizenship Proof During SIR Verification
Ex-diplomat Navdeep Suri challenged citizenship proof during Punjab's SIR verification, raising concerns about document requirements for ordinary voters.
-
Mathura Dispute: Hindu Group Proposes 20-Acre Land Swap for Shahi Idgah Mosque
Hindu group proposes 20 acres in Mewat for Shahi Idgah Mosque swap to resolve long-standing Mathura dispute peacefully
-
Polygamy Legal Challenge Before Supreme Court Nearly Nine Years Since Triple Talaq Ruling
Five activists challenge polygamy's constitutional validity before Supreme Court nearly nine years since triple talaq ruling.