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44 former judges defend CJI Surya Kant’s remarks about illegal Rohingya immigrants, call attacks on the CJI as an attempt to delegitimise the judiciary

The former judges also highlighted that illegal immigrants obtaining Indian identification cards is a serious and legitimate concern.

Supreme Court allows SC certificate for girl based on mother’s caste, despite ‘inter-caste’ marriage of parents: Why this is a problematic precedent

On Monday, the Supreme Court bench comprising CJI Surya Kant and Justice Joymalya Baghchi refused to entertain a plea challenging a Madras High Court order which directed the issuance of an SC caste certificate to the Puducherry girl based on her mother’s caste to ensure that her academic career does not suffer without it

27% properties on Umeed portal with less than 1% registration from Bengal: Why Waqf Boards failed to meet deadline upheld by SC, despite centre’s...

According to the reports, Karnataka and Jammu & Kashmir registered the most Waqf properties. on Umeed website.

Supreme Court grants bail to Mohammed, accused of molesting women and supporting Pakistan on social media during Operation Sindoor

A bench comprising Chief Justice Surya Kant and Justice Jomalya Bagchi, noted that Joynal Abedin has been in custody for six months and the trial has not begun. The court said that the trial will take time to conclude.

Delhi: Rizwan kidnaps and sexually assaults a 4-year-old child, police arrested accused

A 4-year-old girl was kidnapped and sexually assaulted in Narela by a 25-year-old man, Rizwan, who was arrested from Bawana. The girl was found and rescued by her teacher and locals, who then apprehended the accused. A case has been filed under the POCSO Act.

Supreme Court says temple money belongs to deity and can’t be used to save falling banks, rejects plea challenging Kerala HC order to repay...

In a significant comment, the Supreme Court of India on Friday said that that funds deposited by temples belong exclusively to the presiding deity...

Supreme Court objects to Prashant Bhushan calling the Election Commission a “despot” during hearing of petitions challenging SIR

Bhushan claimed that the exercise was being conducted in a "hurry" which has led to the death of several Booth Level Officers (BLOs).

Kerala HC quashes rape charges against man, cites 3-year-long relationship to question ‘educated’ woman’s allegations: How courts are dealing with misuse of rape laws

Indian courts have repeatedly clarified that that consensual relationships turning sour or culminating in marriages do not constitute the offence of rape.

‘Do we roll out a red carpet?’: Supreme Court takes tough stance on illegal Rohingya migrants

The Supreme Court of India took a tough stance on missing Rohingya migrants, questioning demands for rights of illegal entrants.

‘SIR cannot be stopped unless it shown that the ECI has no power to do it,’ says the Supreme Court, rejects claim that Commission...

The Court explained that if the Election Commission finds that a large number of voters in a state are dead, it cannot pick and choose constituencies in the state to conduct the SIR.

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