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Delhi High Court refuses to pass urgent order to stay investigation in FIR lodged by ACP Vivek Bhagat under the SC/ST Act against woman journalist accusing him of sexual harassment during CEC protest.
Lawyers stage a protest outside Bombay High Court in solidarity with lawyers manhandled and assaulted during the anti-CEC protests in Mumbai and Delhi.
Some Advocates were also seen carrying posters seeking resignation of Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar.
Advocates had initially planned a rally from Flora Fountation towards a statue of Dr BR Ambedkar, nearby the Mantralaya building.
However, the police denied them permission and thus, they staged protest outside Gate No. 4 of Bombay High Court
Supreme Court Issues Contempt Notice To Nikhil Wagle & Sanjay Raut Over Remarks Against CJI
'Is Valorem Court Fee Without Cap Valid?' : Supreme Court To Examine Kerala Court Fee Hike On KHCAA Plea
There's Stark Non-Compliance With Direction For Cadre Review Of CAPFs, Says Supreme Court
Punjab & Haryana High Court allows Punjab Govt's plea against Centre's denial of political clearance for CM Bhagwant Mann's France visit.
CJP Tiranga Protest | 'If NDMC Order Is Disproportionate, We'll Act' : Supreme Court On Traders' Plea Against Delhi Central Park Shutdown
Supreme Court Agrees To Hear Application Alleging Rahul Gandhi Pushed Pregnant Journalist During October 12 March
Petition mentioned in the #SupremeCourt against the Tiranga protest announced by CJP in Delhi's CP.
Adv Jai Anant Dehadrai raises apprehensions of losses suffered by traders.
Bench says similar matter is being considered by Delhi HC.
CJI to Adv Dehadrai (who mentioned): We hope better sense will prevail on every one...small shopkeepers they earn their livelihood during these days. We know the hardship and difficulty entire families will face
J Bagchi: Someone wants to protest, someone wants to sell moongfali, someone wants to maintain law and order. All these are related. If there's loss of business, we will exercise our powers under Constitutional jurisdiction. Let's cross that bridge when it comes
Dehadrai: NDMC yesterday has come out late at night yesterday shutting down Central Park, meaning no trade will happen
J Bagchi: If we will it's disproportionate, this court had ample jurisdiction under public and compensation law.
Matter listed on October 26/27.
Supreme Court says it will try to list in vacation plea filed by ex-Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan against HC order for FIR in the CMRL-Exalogic case
Sr Adv Siddharth Luthra (for ex-CM): An 82-year-old man facing possible arrest
CJI: Will try to list in vacation, subject to availability of judges. Otherwise on October 26.