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Calcutta High Court has denied interim permission to pilgrims to offer prayers at the #Mosque located inside the Kolkata Airport premises.
State authorities raised a national security issue, amid the court’s reference to yesterday’s Fly Dubai incident.
#KeralaHighCourt resumes hearing the plea seeking the disqualification of Pala MLA Mani C. Kappan following his conviction in 4 cheque bounce cases by a Mumbai court
#KeralaHighCourt has stayed the trial against IAS officer Sriram Venkitaraman in the 2019 road accident case, which led to the death of journalist K.M. Basheer.
Former MP Subhashini Ali and NGO PUCL India have approached the Supreme Court seeking intervention in the pending 7-Judge Bench Reference concerning the scope and limits of legislative privileges. This comes after Journalist Ajit Anjum and Kunal Kamra also sought intervention.
#SupremeCourt hears plea by Hindu Dharma Parishad seeking directions that the ASI and other central authorities take over the control of the entire Thirupparankundram Lord Murugan Subramaniya Swamy Temple and to light the lamp on the top of the Deepathoon(stone pillar) permanently for 24 hours daily.
#SupremeCourt hears Pawan Khera's plea challenging the Allahabad High Court's refusal to quash criminal proceedings against him over an alleged remark about Prime Minister Narendra Modi
Khera challenged the January 5, 2024 order by a Chief Judicial Magistrate (CJM) in Lucknow, which rejected his plea for discharge. Against which he approached the Allahabad HC, which upheld the lower court's decision finding prima facie grounds to proceed with trial.
#SupremeCourt hears plea by All India Trinamool Congress seeking permission to operate 4 bank accounts frozen by the Enforcement Directorate.
Senior Advocate Abhishek Manu Singhvi: this is a case in which the official opposition in the state supports the ruling party. There is no opposition except me. If the police can successfully freeze all the accounts that is the best way of stopping political activities.
#SupremeCourt asks Attorney General R Venkataramani's intervention in a plea challenging the manner in which 30% reservation for women in State Bar Councils are being implemented.
Earlier the Court had asked the AG to consider increasing the strength of SBCs could be applied across the country.
While Sr Adv Vikas Singh stated that if the AG decides in favour or against, the matter will still have to be decided by the Court. However, the Court disposed of the matter asking AG to consider the prayers.
Calcutta High Court questions State over use of bulldozer by private parties to dispossess shop owners.
Court: what is happening? They used JCB…if it is found that they are squatter, proceedings should be initiated. But private parties cannot take law into their own hands after change of regime…police became mute spectators
AAG tells court that petitioners were reinstated by the authorities.
Court: another case came to me where a big hole was dug outside a shop, by the landowner
AAG: wrong is undone
Court: for that the court is not needed to intervene
AAG: that is the majesty of our courts
Court: he was dispossessed without any order from any authority
Supreme Court dismisses TMC's plea against debit freeze of its four Indian bank accounts by West Bengal police over a complaint by MLA Biswanath Das.
The Supreme Court has requested the High Court to expedite the proceedings in TMC's plea challenging the criminal case.