Supreme Court Rejects Plea to Restructure Panel Investigating Pellet Gun Use and Excessive Force
Supreme Court rejects plea to reconstitute panel investigating alleged pellet gun use and excessive force. Three-judge bench calls objections premature.
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Allahabad HC Frees Ayush Malik After Voluntary Islamic Conversion
Allahabad HC frees Ayush Malik after voluntary Islamic conversion. Court protects his personal liberty and orders police not to interfere.
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Delhi High Court Grants Bail to UAPA Accused Mohammad Saqib After Eight Years Imprisonment
The Delhi High Court has granted bail to UAPA accused Mohammad Saqib after nearly eight years in jail, citing prolonged detention and insufficient evidence.
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Punjab Haryana HC Rules Muslim Minors Can Choose Marriage Partners
Punjab Haryana HC rules Muslim minors can choose marriage partner under Muslim personal law since puberty is now reached.
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Taliban FM Confirms School Closures for Afghan Girls, Citing Global Calls from Muslim and Western Nations to Reopen Institutions
Taliban FM confirms school closures for Afghan girls, citing global calls from Muslim and Western nations to reopen institutions.
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Mumbai Court Grants Bail to TISS Student Arrested Over Alleged Slogans
Bail granted to TISS student after arrest for alleged slogans supporting jailed activists Umar Khalid and Sharjeel Imam. No Maoist links found.
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Justice Deepak Gupta Flags Umar Khalid Incarceration and Judicial Majoritarianism
Justice Deepak Gupta warns 'the process has become the punishment' after Umar Khalid's six-year imprisonment without trial, revealing judicial majoritarianism and rights abuses.
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J&K HC quashes Kashmiri scholar's PSA detention, ruling that merely possessing books with 'dispiriting titles' alone doesn't make one criminally liable
J&K HC freed scholar Shafat Wani, ruling that possessing books with 'dispiriting titles' alone doesn't make one criminally liable under PSA.
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Gauhati HC Allows Talaq E Hassan Not Prohibited; Divorce Registration Permitted Under Assam's 2024 Law. Justice Arun Dev Choudhury Ordered Verification.
Gauhati HC rules Talaq E Hassan not prohibited; divorce registration permitted under Assam's 2024 law. Justice Arun Dev Choudhury ordered verification.
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Delhi Court Denies Bail to Ajeet Bharti Over Caste Purity Remarks
Delhi court denies anticipatory bail to Ajeet Bharti; caste remarks invoke SC/ST Act hierarchy, triggering discrimination charges.
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SC Calls for Critical Judiciary Discourse, Warns Against Child Education Misconceptions
SC says criticism of judiciary is needed, but warns against teaching children courts are corrupt. Justice Surya Kant said misinformation erodes trust.
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Chhattisgarh HC Rules Sharia Courts Lack Marriage Dissolution Authority
Chhattisgarh HC rules Sharia courts cannot dissolve marriages. Justice Prasad said religious bodies lack legal power to issue binding divorce orders.
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SC Amicus Seeks Time-Bound Safety Audit of Delhi Student Housing After Satya Niketan Collapse
SC amicus urges time-bound safety audit of Delhi student housing after Satya Niketan collapse kills seven. Review of unsafe accommodations needed.
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Supreme Court Upholds Eviction from Tamil Nadu Temple Land with Houses, Mosque and Arabic School
Supreme Court upheld eviction from Tamil Nadu temple land with houses, mosque and Arabic school. Long-standing dispute over illegal construction led to this ruling.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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