teesta setalvad

In a cruel irony, the USCIRF categorises 4 dubious individuals—Gautam Navlakha, Shoma Sen, Natasha Narwal, and Devangana Kalita—as "Hindu victims" in its religious freedom report in India.

The Kasganj murder case verdict criticised Teesta Setalvad-led NGO's activities for biased narratives and undue influence, urging investigations into funding and their impact on judicial integrity.

On 10th April, during the bail hearing of anti-Hindu Delhi Riots accused Umar Khalid in Karkardooma Court, Delhi, the public prosecutor said a false narrative is being set in media and on social media to influence the judiciary

Justice Sandeep Bhatt noted, "After going through the record, I am not inclined. You have to satisfy (the court)."

CJP maintained that Singh delivered hate speech in his constituency Goshamahal in Telangana on 13th November. It said that Singh's speech was aimed at "instigating disaffection, spreading misinformation, peddling conspiracies and promoting violence against religious minorities."

Teesta Setalvad's husband and children recieved money from Chinese-funded NewsClick, reports said.

The JNU VC was referring to the Supreme Court's grant of interim protection from arrest to Setalvad on July 1 in a case concerning evidence falsification to frame innocent individuals in 2002 post-Godhra riot cases.

The court said, "I can't grant an urgent hearing especially when admission matters of 2018 are still pending."

"If observation of judge is taken then no bail plea can be decided pre-trial unless the chargesheet etc is challenged under 226 or 32. To say the least, the High Court finding is perverse," the SC said setting aside the HC order.

CJI DY Chandrachud left Bharatnatyam performance a couple of times to ensure formation of three-judge bench for Teesta Setalvad bail hearing.