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PIL filed in Delhi High Court seeks mandatory body-worn cameras for police and RAF personnel deployed during protests.
Plea seeks SOP for recording, and preservation of footage, saying that there is need for accountability and protection of both police and protesters.
Calcutta High Court stated that the State had failed to produce “any documents” showing what considerations they took before downgrading Abhishek Banerjee’s Z+ security to X category.
“Stone pelting is a minor offence, but if the stone hits any part of the body, then what? State has to take precautions,” court observed.
Calcutta High Court stated that the State had failed to produce “any documents” showing what considerations they took before downgrading Abhishek Banerjee’s Z+ security to X category.
“Stone pelting is a minor offence, but if the stone hits any part of the body, then what? State has to take precautions,” court observed.
#SupremeCourt says Indian Tamilian fishermen need to be sensitised not to cross Sri Lankan borders for fishing at the disputed Katchatheevu island.
Justice Kumar, while hearing the matter, said: "I have been to Sri Lanka myself, and I was amazed that I couldn't see anyone trashing on the road, and even in the old city. They are so civic consciously, unlike us. That is a sad situation. So obviously they don't dump anything into their seas also. If they don't do it on their roads, obviously they wouldn't do it in their seas. That is perhaps the reason why the fish stray away to the Sri Lankan waters."
S.72 BSA | Courts Must Compare Signatures Themselves, Expert Evidence Cannot Be Called Routinely In Handwriting Disputes: Supreme Court
Election Commission of India (ECI) urges Goa bench of the Bombay High Court to defer hearing the petitions before it, pertaining to rejection of Form 8 (change of address) arising from the completion of the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) in the State.
ECI has cited the November 2025 Supreme Court order, which had restrained other High Courts from hearing any petitions challenging the validity of the SIR and any other issues pertaining to the said process.
ECI also referred to the order passed by the principal seat of Bombay High Court, wherein a bench led by Chief Justice Mahesh Chandra Tripathi has deferred hearing a plea highlighting flaws in implementation of the SIR for three weeks.
Delhi Court grants regular bail to Swatantra Bhardwaj accused in an alleged assault case relating to father of a teenage CJP activist.
He was earlier granted interim bail for three weeks.
Delhi High Court will be holding a function to bid farewell to Chief Justice Devendra Kumar Upadhyaya on his elevation to the Supreme Court of India.
Function to start at 12 PM.
Sr Adv Vikas Singh mentions before #SupremeCourt Punjab govt's plea against High Court order for CBI probe into allegations against Chief Minister #BhagwantMann's office
He seeks urgent listing today
CJI: Not today
Singh: Then tomorrow. During election time, these kind of cases are being trumped up...Vijay Madanlal Choudhary clearly says...
CJI: We will see how many matters are there. Nothing will happen
Singh: It's a clear case of federal structure being violated
CJI: we will try tomorrow. otherwise day after, definitely.
Supreme Court 7-Judge Bench Disposes Reference On Legislative Privilege As Infructuous