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Kerala High Court allows plea challenging the government order restructuring the police personnel associations
Justice Bechu Kurian Thomas quashed the impugned government order dated July 27, 2026, through which the State Government approved reorganisation of police associations.
Calcutta High Court has DISMISSED a plea by WB Congress challenging alleged age-discrepancies in the election affidavit of BJP #Nandigram candidate Hasirani Rath.
Congress flagged that her age was mentioned as 61, whereas it was declared that she passed class 10 in 1965.
Shuhaib Murder Case: Kerala High Court has dismissed the accused's plea to transfer trial from Additional Sessions Judge-III, Thalassery to another competent court
Justice C.S. Dias pronounced in court:
Learned Sessions Judge shall ensure that both parties are afforded full and effective opportunity to participate in the trial including by suo motu reopening the evidence and permitting the counsel for the accused to cross-examine the witnesses. The counsels for the accused persons are expected to cooperate with the court and avoid unnecessary interruptions or adjournments. Considering that the case is of the year 2018 and given the number of witnesses cited, trial shall be conducted with due expedition. Learned Sessions Court is directed to dispose of the case untrammelled by any observations in this order. The above transfer petition is dismissed.
Breaking: Supreme Court Quashes NSA Detention Of Sambhal Violence Accused, Imposes Rs 10 Lakh Cost On UP Govt
Supreme Court allows early listing of plea seeking suspension of CEC #GyaneshKumar and a declaration that decisions vested in the #ElectionCommission of India cannot be taken unilaterally by its Chairman
Sr Adv Vikas Singh mentioned the matter before CJI Surya Kant's bench
Singh: If the Commission has not taken unanimous decision, it's a serious issue.
Supreme Court to pass orders on whether a preventive detention order can be passed on the confessional statement of the accused in custody.
Kunal Kamra Seeks To Intervene In Supreme Court Reference On Legislative Privileges, Says Free Speech Must Prevail