Law
News about judgements of the courts and articles regarding specific laws of the land that matter.
Tara Shahdeo case: 3 including husband Rakib-ul Hasan, who posed as Hindu, convicted for atrocities and efforts to convert the national-level shooter to Islam
The special CBI court convicted three persons including husband Rakib-ul Hasan in Tara Shahdeo case.
“Why prayer room for one community? You have got places to worship, go there,” Gauhati HC to petitioner seeking prayer room for Muslims at...
Gauhati High Court refused to issue a notice as sought by a PIL requesting a separate prayer room for Muslims at Guwahati airport
Vachathi Case: Madras HC dismisses appeals of 215 government officials, uphelds convictions in 1992 assault and rape case of 18 women
The Madras High Court dismissed appeals filed by 215 convicts in the 1992 case of rape and brutality of 18 women
ISKCON sends ₹100 crore defamation notice to BJP MP Maneka Gandhi over her ‘ISKCON sells non-dairy cows to butchers’ comment
ISKCON issued a statement describing the accusations as "unfounded" and expressed its "deep pain" at the "defamatory, slanderous, and malicious accusations" made by the BJP leader.
SIT officers sent to Kolkata police for inquiry, witnesses sent to judicial custody: Calcutta HC orders transfer of judge hindering WB SSC scam case
Calcutta HC slammed the West Bengal govt for delaying the transfer of the CBI judge who has been influential in obstructing the investigation into the SSC recruitment scam
Eradicate Sanatana Dharma comment: Supreme Court refuses to issue notice to Udhayanidhi Stalin and others on fresh PIL, tags it with existing cases
upreme Court refused to issue notice for an FIR against Udhayanidhi Stalin and others in response to a fresh plea on eradicate sanatana dharma comment
Careless or non-deliberate insult to religion without malicious intent is not an offence under Section 295A: Punjab and Haryana High Court
Punjab and Haryana HC asserted that making a careless insult to a religion made without malicious or deliberate intent is not a crime under 295A
Singham set a wrong precedent by glorifying instant justice by cops: Bombay HC judge says movies show judges as docile, timid and badly dressed
Justice Gautam Patel questioned impatience of public with process of law, and slammed movies like Singham for glorifying instant justice by police
We can’t run the affairs of the army: Supreme Court rejects plea of female officer alleging discrimination in giving command of units
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A bench of Chief Justice of India DY Chandrachud and Justices JB Pardiwala and Manoj Misra said, “We now can't run the affairs of the Army.”
Allahabad HC grants bail to four convicts serving life sentences for the 2005 attack on the Ram Janmabhoomi
The court said, "None of the accused-appellants have any criminal history and they have languished in jail for the last more than 18 years."
