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‘Majority of one religious group in a particular area cannot be grounds to prohibit processions carried out by another’: Madras HC in 2021 case

Madras High Court has said in a 2021 order, "Merely because one religious group is dominating in a particular locality, it cannot be a ground to prohibit celebrating religious festivals or taking processions of other religious groups through those roads."

SC nods to CBI probe in the Palghar Sadhus lynching case

On 16th April 2020, two Sadhus of Juna Akhara, Chikne Maharaj Kalpavrukshagiri (70), and Sushilgiri Maharaj (35) were lynched along with their 30-year-old driver by a mob in Palghar.

Four acquitted in 2008 Jaipur blast case by Rajasthan High Court may not be released after all: Here is why

Days after the Rajasthan HC exonerated four accused charged in connection with the 2008 Jaipur serial bombings, state govt mulling appeal.

‘Provision of automatic disqualification of lawmakers is drastic’, says Justice KM Joseph of Supreme Court, the top court had removed protection from disqualification

Supreme Court said that provision of automatic disqualification of lawmakers is too drastic, therefore courts should be careful in awarding sentences

Legal Rights Observatory calls for placard protest against Justice KM Joseph over his remarks on anti-Hindu hate speeches, seeks impeachment

We are writing to the president against Justice KM Joseph for impeachment n to stop all his post retirement benefits, said LRO

An open letter to Justice Joseph, which I hope he can read if he has stopped smiling at the calls for genocide of Brahmins...

Dear Justice Joseph, I hope you find the time to read this open letter since substantial time has passed and I am hoping you would have recuperated from your mirth over the calls for genocide of Hindus and Brahmins.

Bombay High Court quashes criminal proceedings against actor Salman Khan in 2019 assault case filed by a journalist

The Bombay High Court has ordered to quash criminal proceedings against Bollywood actor Salman Khan in a complaint filed by a journalist in 2019 alleging assault and misbehaviour.

“Legalising same-sex marriage will prove to be a death knell for family system”: Former judges urge activists not to pursue the matter in court

21 Retired judges issue statement asking Supreme Court not to impose same-sex marriage, saying it will have devastating impact on society

Laughter and ‘equal reaction’ comment: How SC dismissed arguments after anti-Hindu speeches, Brahmin genocide calls were brought up in hate speech case

Solicitor General Tushar Mehta asked Supreme Court not to justify anti-Hindu hate speech after court said very action has an equal reaction

Bombay High Court dismisses appeal filed by West Bengal CM Mamata Banerjee in disrespect to the national anthem case

Bombay HC has dismissed the appeal filed by Mamata Banerjee challenging an order of the Sessions Court in a complaint alleging disrespect to the national anthem.

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