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CJP Food Volunteer Junaid Malik Moves Supreme Court Alleging Police Harassment Of Family
Odisha Govt objects to the release of the animation movie 'Mahaprabhu Jagannath'.
"They have presented the Lord in a cartoon form," says Odisha AG. State seeks modification of Supreme Court order permitting the film's release after Jagannath Rath Yatra.
SC to hear the matter tomorrow.
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S.457 CrPC | Registration Certificate Alone Not Sole Factor For Interim Release Of Seized Vehicles: Supreme Court
Pleas Against Police Action During CJP Student Protests : Live Updates From Supreme Court
Jama Masjid Sambal: #SupremeCourt hears Jama Masjid Committee's plea challenging Allahabad High Court, which allowed a civil suit relating to the Shahi Jama Masjid in Sambhal to proceed, holding that it was not barred by the Places of Worship (Special Provisions) Act, 1991.
#SupremeCourt to hear pleas seeking independent, Court-monitored investigation into the #AirIndia plane crash at #Ahmedabad on June 12, which left 260 people dead
One of the petitions is filed by pilot Sumeet Sabharwal's father, assailing AAIB's preliminary report which was reported as indicating pilot error
Bench: CJI Surya Kant, J Joymalya Bagchi and J V Mohana.
#BREAKING Junaid Malik, the food volunteer at the CJP student protests in Delhi, moves the #SupremeCourt alleging harassment and detention by police.
Junaid says that he was picked up from Delhi by police officials, and was kept in a vehicle for 5-6 hours, during which he was threatened and intimidated, and was ultimately dropped off at a far off location in Dehradun road.
Junaid also says that Ghaziabad police detained his father, and raided his home. The police also allegedly visited his married sister's home at Meerut and picked up her father-in-law and brother-in-law. He alleges that the coercive steps were not taken with any paper-work and following legal procedure.
Junaid urges Supreme Court to stop coercive steps by police against his family members.
Advocate Moves Supreme Court Alleging Assault By Delhi Cops During Police Station Visit To Meet Detained Student Protesters
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