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A New Silence: The Supreme Court’s turn toward non-interference in hate-speech cases
The Court’s refusal to monitor rising hate-speech incidents marks a decisive shift from its earlier activist stance, exposing contradictions between judicial pronouncements, institutional capacity, and the lived realities of targeted communities
Tablighi Jamaat members still under the scanner
Pleas in courts, passport seizures, regime continues to keep a close watch
Ahmedabad violence: Court pulls up cops for charging accused under Sec 307
The magistrate also demanded to know why there was a delay of five days in presenting the accused before a court
Bom HC raps Mumbai Police for using quarantine as preventive detention
Mumbai’s CITU President was picked up from a protest site and kept in quarantine for 14 days without informing him of his COVID19 test results, which came negative
Police asks family for whereabouts of Vernon Gonsalves even as he is lodged in Taloja jail
Gonsalves’s wife, advocate Susan Abraham pens letter alleging harassment by police
Maha govt to release half of its prisoners, as more than 180 COVID cases emerge in Arthur road
This decision was made by the high powered committee which was set up under the SC directive
Guj HC declares Bhupendrasinh Chudasama’s election void
The senior cabinet minister was elected from Dholka constituency in 2017
Delhi HC grants Dr. Zafarul granted protection from coercive action until next hearing
This order was given in an anticipatory bail application filed by Dr. Khan after he was booked on charged of sedition.
SC reserves order on Arnab Goswami’s petition seeking transfer of probe to CBI
The Bench tells him to move High Court if he wants to have his FIR quashed in the Bandra migrants case
Delhi Police Special Cell raids Delhi Minorities Commission chairman Dr Zafarul Islam Khan’s home
"As per law Police cannot compel him to go to the police station. That would violate the CrPC," his lawyer Vrinda Grover told the police. A week ago, the Delhi Police had charged Dr Khan with sedition.
Bombay HC advises lawyers and litigants to download Aarogya setu App
The circular has effectively allowed the surveillance app to make inroads into judiciary
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