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    Sabarimala Gold Theft Case: Supreme Court to Hear Smart Creations CEO Pankaj Bhandari’s Arrest Challenge on March 19
    Sabarimala Gold Theft Case: Supreme Court to Hear Smart Creations CEO Pankaj Bhandari’s Arrest Challenge on March 19
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    Sabarimala Gold Theft| You Have Not Even Spared God: Supreme Court Dismisses Plea

    The Supreme Court of India has dismissed the petition of former Devaswom Board member KP Shankar Das regarding alleged theft and manipulation of Sabarimala Temple gold plates, upholding adverse Kerala High Court remarks and refusing relief to the petitioner.

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    Result of Coercion: MNS Leader Moves Bombay HC Against ‘Unopposed’ Civic Poll Wins, Seeks Court-Monitored Probe
    Result of Coercion: MNS Leader Moves Bombay HC Against ‘Unopposed’ Civic Poll Wins, Seeks Court-Monitored Probe
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    Result of Coercion: MNS Leader Moves Bombay HC Against ‘Unopposed’ Civic Poll Wins, Seeks Court-Monitored Probe

    MNS leader Avinash Jadhav has moved the Bombay High Court seeking a court-monitored probe into the mass withdrawal of municipal poll candidates, and has urged that results in 68 ‘unopposed’ Mahayuti seats be stayed until the plea is resolved.

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    Seniority Is Based on Continuous Regular Appointment, Not Selection or Medical Clearance: Delhi High Court On BSF Seniority Rule
    Seniority Is Based on Continuous Regular Appointment, Not Selection or Medical Clearance: Delhi High Court On BSF Seniority Rule
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    Seniority Is Based on Continuous Regular Appointment, Not Selection or Medical Clearance: Delhi High Court On BSF Seniority Rule

    The Delhi High Court’s full bench ruled that candidates delayed in joining the Border Security Force due to medical reviews cannot claim seniority over those who joined earlier. This decision hinges on “continuous regular appointment” per Rule 8 of the Recruitment Rules.

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    Red Fort Blast Case: Court Extends Accused Bilal Naseer Malla's Judicial Custody by 13 Days
    Red Fort Blast Case: Court Extends Accused Bilal Naseer Malla's Judicial Custody by 13 Days
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    Red Fort Blast Case: Court Extends Accused Bilal Naseer Malla’s Judicial Custody by 13 Days

    A Delhi court extended the judicial custody of Red Fort blast accused Bilal Naseer Malla by 13 days, keeping him detained until January 16, after he was produced at Patiala House Courts under NIA security following his eight-day custody.

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    From Which Provision Do You Draw Powers? You Don’t Have the Powers: Bombay HC Slams BMC Chief Over Court Staff Requisition for Election Duty
    From Which Provision Do You Draw Powers? You Don’t Have the Powers: Bombay HC Slams BMC Chief Over Court Staff Requisition for Election Duty
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    From Which Provision Do You Draw Powers? You Don’t Have the Powers: Bombay HC Slams BMC Chief Over Court Staff Requisition for Election Duty

    BMC Commissioner Bhushan Gagrani told the Bombay High Court he had made a “mistake” in seeking court staff for election duty, after criticism for exceeding authority. The Bench warned him to “save” himself and find manpower elsewhere as directed.

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    Sabarimala Gold Theft Row: Kerala High Court Grants SIT Additional Six Weeks to Investigate
    Sabarimala Gold Theft Row: Kerala High Court Grants SIT Additional Six Weeks to Investigate
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    Sabarimala Gold Theft Row: Kerala High Court Grants SIT Additional Six Weeks to Investigate

    The Kerala High Court granted the SIT another six weeks to continue probing the Sabarimala gold theft case. Earlier, it had directed investigators to expose the wider conspiracy behind the alleged misappropriation of sacred temple valuables and ensure accountability.

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    A Party That Threatens a Tribunal Can’t Get Away With It?: Supreme Court to Examine NCLT President’s Power to Transfer Cases
    A Party That Threatens a Tribunal Can’t Get Away With It?: Supreme Court to Examine NCLT President’s Power to Transfer Cases
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    A Party That Threatens a Tribunal Can’t Get Away With It?: Supreme Court to Examine NCLT President’s Power to Transfer Cases

    The Supreme Court indicated its plan to scrutinise the scope of powers wielded by the NCLT President in transferring cases across state benches, as Chief Justice Surya Kant and Justice Joymalya Bagchi heard submissions on the sensitive administrative authority.

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    Only Because An Order Is Wrong, Judicial Officers Should Not Be Put Through Ordeals: Supreme Court Set-Aside Termination of MP Judicial Officer
    Only Because An Order Is Wrong, Judicial Officers Should Not Be Put Through Ordeals: Supreme Court Set-Aside Termination of MP Judicial Officer
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    Only Because An Order Is Wrong, Judicial Officers Should Not Be Put Through Ordeals: Supreme Court Set-Aside Termination of MP Judicial Officer

    The Supreme Court set aside dismissal of a Madhya Pradesh judicial officer accused of granting bail inconsistently in Excise Act cases and corruption, with Justices JB Pardiwala and KV Viswanathan noting his 27-year unblemished service and absence of due process.

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    Land-for-Jobs Case: Lalu Had No Role in Railway Appointments, Says CBI Before Delhi High Court
    Land-for-Jobs Case: Lalu Had No Role in Railway Appointments, Says CBI Before Delhi High Court
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    IRCTC Scam: Delhi High Court Seeks CBI Reply as Lalu Yadav Challenges Charges

    The Delhi High Court has asked the CBI to respond to Lalu Prasad Yadav’s plea challenging the charges in the alleged IRCTC scam, while senior advocates Kapil Sibal and Maninder Singh sought a stay on trial proceedings for now.

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    Do or Die: One Day, One Voice, One Cause: Jantar Mantar Protesters Demand Withdrawal of SC Stray Dog Order
    Do or Die: One Day, One Voice, One Cause: Jantar Mantar Protesters Demand Withdrawal of SC Stray Dog Order
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    Do or Die: One Day, One Voice, One Cause: Jantar Mantar Protesters Demand Withdrawal of SC Stray Dog Order

    Hundreds gathered at Delhi’s Jantar Mantar to protest the Supreme Court’s order on removing stray dogs, demanding its withdrawal. Activists and musicians urged accountability from the Municipal Corporation of Delhi for ineffective management of the stray dog population.

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