The Supreme Court Today (April 29) again refused to accept a fresh petition challenging the Waqf (Amendment) Act, 2025. The bench urged petitioners to follow due process, saying, “We will hear all.”
The Supreme Court has decided to hear five main petitions challenging the Waqf Amendment Act. It clarified that all other similar petitions filed across the country will be treated as intervention or impleadment applications in these five cases. This move aims to streamline the legal proceedings on the controversial Waqf law.
In Sambhal, Uttar Pradesh, three broken idols, including one of Lord Ganesh, were discovered while excavating a well near a temple that had been closed for 46 years. Advocate Vishnu Shankar Jain supports the significance of Sambhal as a pilgrimage site, while tensions arise following recent violence and complaints regarding threats related to the mosque-temple dispute.
Key Highlights from Supreme Court’s Recent Hearing The Supreme Court of India, while addressing a batch of petitions seeking measures to curb hate speeches, has made it clear that it will not entertain individual cases of violations. The bench, comprising Justices Sanjiv Khanna and Bela M Trivedi, emphasized their focus on establishing an infrastructure or […]