The Supreme Court of India emphasized the right to dissent and freedom of speech, stating that criticizing government actions is not a crime. The court urged law enforcement agencies to understand and respect citizens’ rights to express dissent, stressing the need to evaluate statements based on their impact on reasonable individuals, rather than hypersensitive interpretations.
A New Chapter for Jammu and Kashmir’s Integration with India In a historic judgment, the Supreme Court of India upheld the central government’s decision to revoke Article 370, a constitutional provision that had granted special status to Jammu and Kashmir. This landmark ruling, delivered by a five-judge constitution bench led by Chief Justice DY Chandrachud, […]
The Supreme Court of India is set to deliver a crucial verdict today, on the constitutional validity of the Centre’s 2019 decision to abrogate Article 370, which granted special status to Jammu and Kashmir, and its subsequent bifurcation into two Union Territories. This highly anticipated judgment, expected to address several complex legal and constitutional issues, […]
