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From Outrage to Acquittal: The Raja Singh hate speech case comes to a close
Mass protests, preventive detention, political fallout and four years of criminal proceedings culminated in the acquittal of Telangana MLA T. Raja Singh
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Will Army Court Martial Captain who allegedly took money to stage Shopian ‘encounter’?
Police charge sheet states Capt Bhoopendra Singh of 62 RR took reward money to stage an encounter
UP Police allegedly assault Adivasi women
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Police arrested the women for protesting an unauthorised construction on forest land in Lilasi in Sonbhadra district
Extremely disappointed with Government’s handling of farmer protests: SC
SC Bench tells GOI that it will stay the implementation of the farm laws until a Committee examines the the matter and makes recommendations
SC to review the 2018 Aadhaar Judgment
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CBI court’s Babri Masjid demolition judgment challenged
A Revision application has been filed before the Allahabad High Court against the CBI special court's decision to acquit all accused in the case
Bom HC extends Varavara Rao’s hospitalisation till Jan 13
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The court had given strict directions that Dr. Rao cannot be discharged without informing the court
SC issues notice in plea seeking appointments of heads and members of NCSC and NCST
The Commissions have been without Chairpersons for many months now
Kerala HC takes note of custodial torture of convict serving life sentence
The court directed the district judge to immediately visit the prison and give report on the incident
Another interfaith couple receives protection by the Allahabad HC
The court noted that the couple was being harassed and directed the SP to look into their grievances and offer them protection if necessary
Walayar rape case: Kerala HC sets aside Trial Court’s acquittal order
The High Court has ordered for a re-trial, noting that faulty investigation and a sham trial led to the acquittal of the accused persons
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