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When Protest becomes a “Threat”: Inside the Supreme Court hearing on Sonam Wangchuk’s NSA detention
From alleged “Arab Spring inspiration” to missing exculpatory material, the case raises stark questions about preventive detention, free speech, and governance in India’s border regions
Bail Condition: Serve at Gaushala says Allahabad HC
Apart from the deposit of Rs 1 lakh, the judge has asked the accused in a cow slaughter case, Saleem alias Kaliya to serve at a gaushala for a month.
False allegations of conversion in prayer center lead to police raid at Puttur
Photo credit: DaijiworldThe Uppinangady police raided the Moriya prayer...
Don’t make mentally disabled person travel for assessment test: Madras HC to TN gov’t
HC also suggest that the government consider exempting those suffering from other disabilities also from appearing in person to obtain disability certificates
Serve at Cow Shelter for a Month, Bail Condition to Slaughter Accused: Allahabad HC
The counsel for the applicant submitted that the applicant was innocent and was falsely implicated based on the confessional statement of the co-accused.
Unnatural in Indian culture that father-in-law would rape daughter-in-law: Allahabad HC
Court granted anticipatory bail to rape accused after making an observation based on the culture of the land, but not the allegations of the survivor
Speech in bad taste, not a terrorist act: Delhi HC On Umar Khalid’s Amravati Speech
The Court says if case of the prosecution is premised on how offensive the speech was, that by itself won't constitute an offence
Lakhimpur Kheri case: Third witness attacked, survives firing by goons
Singh said he let his security guard on leave without informing authorities
Orissa HC grants family pension to transwoman after parents’ demise
HC directed the competent authority to sanction family pension to the Petitioner in stipulated period of time
Gyanvapi case: Survey report findings leaked despite court’s warning
Within minutes of the court sharing copies of the report with the petitioners on May 30, it was leaked to a section of the press
Delhi HC questions absence of audio in CCTVs at Police Stations
The Court relied upon the SC judgment that gives guidelines regarding installation of CCTV equipped with night vision and audio facility at Police Stations
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