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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
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Should Arya Samaj unions come under the Special Marriages Act?
The religious community argues before Supreme Court that the decision to impose SMA laws, infringes upon freedom or religion
Bombay HC slams Prison Superintendent for selectively denying emergency parole to prisoners
Prison Superintendent jailed for 7 days for denying parole to eligible prisoners
Ramgarh Lynching case: SC sees “no reason” to entertain the Petition filed against the bail of the accused men
The Apex court directs the High Court of Jharkhand to take up pending appeals within 6 months of the order.
Adani group defamation case: Guj HC turns down Newsclick’s plea against interim injunction
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Jharkhand HC awards compensation for illegal detention, but not custodial death
An inquiry had revealed torture, but could not prove death was due to custodial torture
Still no move on marital rape by the Centre
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Gujarat HC slams senior cops for conducting a “sham inquiry” in custodial torture case
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SC-appointed Committee recommends cancellation of bail granted to Ashish Mishra
SC directs the State of UP to respond to the reports issued by SIT by April 4, 2022
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