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    Supreme Court Rejects New Hate Speech Directions, Says Existing Laws are Sufficient and Highlights Enforcement Gaps
    Supreme Court Rejects New Hate Speech Directions, Says Existing Laws are Sufficient and Highlights Enforcement Gaps
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    Supreme Court Rejects New Hate Speech Directions, Says Existing Laws are Sufficient and Highlights Enforcement Gaps

    Supreme Court of India refused fresh directions on hate speech, citing adequate laws. Bench of Vikram Nath and Sandeep Mehta stressed issue lies in enforcement, not legislative gaps.

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    1,140 NEET-PG Seats Still Vacant??: Supreme Court to Hear Urgent Petition Today
    1,140 NEET-PG Seats Still Vacant??: Supreme Court to Hear Urgent Petition Today
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    1,140 NEET-PG Seats Still Vacant??: Supreme Court to Hear Urgent Petition Today

    The Supreme Court of India will today hear an urgent plea highlighting the serious issue of 1,140 NEET-PG seats left vacant nationwide. The petition seeks immediate directions to stop this large-scale wastage after all counselling rounds have already concluded.

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    Big Reform in Death Penalty Cases | "Senior Advocates to Represent Convicts in Execution Cases": Supreme Court
    Big Reform in Death Penalty Cases | "Senior Advocates to Represent Convicts in Execution Cases": Supreme Court
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    Big Reform in Death Penalty Cases | “Senior Advocates to Represent Convicts in Execution Cases”: Supreme Court

    Supreme Court of India stayed execution of death row convict Aman Singh and issued directions on sentencing reform. Bench led by Vikram Nath sought records, suspending death sentence pending appeals.

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    BREAKING| Supreme Court PIL Seeks Removal of IPS Officer Ajay Pal Sharma as Election Observer in WB, Alleging 'Intimidation, Bias, and Threats'
    BREAKING| Supreme Court PIL Seeks Removal of IPS Officer Ajay Pal Sharma as Election Observer in WB, Alleging 'Intimidation, Bias, and Threats'
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    BREAKING| Supreme Court PIL Seeks Removal of IPS Officer Ajay Pal Sharma as Election Observer in WB

    A PIL before the Supreme Court seeks removal of IPS officer Ajay Pal Sharma as Police Observer in West Bengal, alleging intimidation, bias, and conduct that may affect election neutrality. It claims his continued role risks public confidence and threatens free and fair 2026 Assembly Elections, raising concerns over democratic integrity and lawful conduct of electoral processes.

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    Don't Argue Like This, You Are Going Beyond The Subject: Supreme Court Slams Advocate In Sabarimala Reference Case
    Don't Argue Like This, You Are Going Beyond The Subject: Supreme Court Slams Advocate In Sabarimala Reference Case
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    Don’t Argue Like This, You Are Going Beyond The Subject: Supreme Court Slams Advocate In Sabarimala Reference Case

    The Supreme Court rebuked an advocate in the Sabarimala reference hearing for irrelevant submissions, saying he was going beyond the subject and must confine arguments to the issue. The Court also said, “Please don’t argue like this,” during proceedings.

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    CCTV Installation in Police Stations: Supreme Court Orders May 6 Meeting on Funds Utilisation
    CCTV Installation in Police Stations: Supreme Court Orders May 6 Meeting on Funds Utilisation
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    CCTV Installation in Police Stations: Supreme Court Orders May 6 Meeting on Funds Utilisation

    The Supreme Court has directed that a meeting be held on May 6 to review how states have used the allocated funds meant for installing CCTV cameras in police stations. The Court seeks full compliance and transparency now.

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    9,400 WhatsApp Accounts Banned in 12 Weeks in India to Crack Down on Rising Digital Arrest Scams: Centre Tells Supreme Court
    9,400 WhatsApp Accounts Banned in 12 Weeks in India to Crack Down on Rising Digital Arrest Scams: Centre Tells Supreme Court
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    9,400 WhatsApp Accounts Banned in 12 Weeks in India to Crack Down on Rising Digital Arrest Scams: Centre Tells Supreme Court

    Supreme Court of India was informed of a multi-agency crackdown on digital arrest scams involving regulators, RBI, CBI and tech firms. WhatsApp banned 9,400 linked accounts, strengthening cybercrime enforcement efforts.

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    Sabarimala Reference Case | Religious Bodies Need Clear Structure and Rules, There Can’t Be Anarchy: Supreme Court
    Sabarimala Reference Case | Religious Bodies Need Clear Structure and Rules, There Can’t Be Anarchy: Supreme Court
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    Sabarimala Reference Case | Religious Bodies Need Clear Structure and Rules, There Can’t Be Anarchy: Supreme Court

    The Supreme Court said there can be no anarchy, noting that managing religious institutions cannot mean operating without structure, and emphasised the need for rules as the nine-judge Bench heard petitions on Sabarimala women’s entry and religious freedom.

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    A Bona Fide Purchaser, Cannot be Accused of Cheating Without Knowledge: Supreme Court
    A Bona Fide Purchaser, Cannot be Accused of Cheating Without Knowledge: Supreme Court
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    A Bona Fide Purchaser, Cannot be Accused of Cheating Without Knowledge: Supreme Court

    Supreme Court of India held bona fide purchaser cannot face prosecution for cheating or forgery without intent. Court stressed criminal liability requires clear evidence of inducement and participation in alleged fraud.

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    Political Parties Classification Upheld : Supreme Court Refuses to Interfere With Ruling Supporting EC Party Recognition Powers
    Political Parties Classification Upheld : Supreme Court Refuses to Interfere With Ruling Supporting EC Party Recognition Powers
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    Political Parties Classification Upheld : Supreme Court Refuses to Interfere With Ruling Supporting EC Party Recognition Powers

    Supreme Court of India refused to interfere with Delhi High Court ruling upholding EC’s power to classify parties. Decision affirms validity of Election Symbols Order 1968 governing national and state party recognition.

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