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    A Man of Tremendous Commitment, He Quit BJP for Lack of Secularism: EX-SC Judge Justice Nariman on Shanti Bhushan
    A Man of Tremendous Commitment, He Quit BJP for Lack of Secularism: EX-SC Judge Justice Nariman on Shanti Bhushan
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    A Man of Tremendous Commitment, He Quit BJP for Lack of Secularism: EX-SC Judge Justice Nariman on Shanti Bhushan

    Former Supreme Court judge Justice Rohinton Nariman said Shanti Bhushan was a man of tremendous commitment who quit the BJP because he believed it lacked secularism. He recalled that Bhushan always acted according to principles shaped by his family’s strong secular tradition.

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    Karur Stampede| BJP Leader Moves Supreme Court After HC Refuses CBI Probe in Vijay Rally Tragedy, CJI Gavai Agrees to Hear on Oct 10
    Karur Stampede| BJP Leader Moves Supreme Court After HC Refuses CBI Probe in Vijay Rally Tragedy, CJI Gavai Agrees to Hear on Oct 10
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    Karur Stampede| BJP Leader Moves Supreme Court After HC Refuses CBI Probe in Vijay Rally Tragedy, CJI Gavai Agrees to Hear on Oct 10

    Today, On 7th October, BJP leader Uma Anandan has approached the Supreme Court after the High Court refused to order a CBI probe into the Karur Vijay Rally stampede. Chief Justice BR Gavai agreed to list the case for hearing on October 10.

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    BREAKING | Supreme Court Dismisses Telangana BJP’s Plea Against CM Revanth Reddy: Don’t Use the Court for Political Battles
    BREAKING | Supreme Court Dismisses Telangana BJP’s Plea Against CM Revanth Reddy: Don’t Use the Court for Political Battles
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    BREAKING | Supreme Court Dismisses Telangana BJP’s Plea Against CM Revanth Reddy: Don’t Use the Court for Political Battles

    Today, On 8th September, The Supreme Court has dismissed Telangana BJP’s plea against CM A Revanth Reddy over alleged defamatory campaign remarks, with CJI Gavai reminding, “Don’t use the Court for political battles. If you are a politician, you must bear such remarks.”

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    BREAKING | Supreme Court Dismisses Telangana BJP’s Plea Against CM Revanth Reddy: Don’t Use the Court for Political Battles
    BREAKING | Supreme Court Dismisses Telangana BJP’s Plea Against CM Revanth Reddy: Don’t Use the Court for Political Battles
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    Telangana BJP Moves Supreme Court to Challenge Dismissal of Defamation Case Against CM Revanth Reddy, Hearing on Sept 8

    Telangana BJP has approached the Supreme Court to challenge the high court’s dismissal of a defamation case against Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy over his 2024 Lok Sabha election remarks. The hearing is scheduled for September 8.

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    Supreme Court Slams Gujarat Power Body: 'Can’t Act Like Private Entity', Rejects GUVNL Pleas on Wind Energy Tariff
    Supreme Court Slams Gujarat Power Body: 'Can’t Act Like Private Entity', Rejects GUVNL Pleas on Wind Energy Tariff
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    Supreme Court to Hear Girish Chodankar’s Challenge to Merger of 8 Congress MLAs with BJP in Goa, Tomorrow

    The Supreme Court will on Tuesday hear Congress leader Girish Chodankar’s plea challenging the merger of eight Congress MLAs with the BJP in Goa, questioning the High Court’s approval of the Speaker’s dismissal of disqualification proceedings.

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    40% Commission Ads| Karnataka HC Stays BJP’s Defamation Case Against Congress, DK Shivakumar
    40% Commission Ads| Karnataka HC Stays BJP’s Defamation Case Against Congress, DK Shivakumar
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    40% Commission Ads| Karnataka HC Stays BJP’s Defamation Case Against Congress, DK Shivakumar

    Today, On 4th July, Karnataka High Court has stayed BJP’s defamation case against Congress and DK Shivakumar over ads calling the previous Basavaraj Bommai-led government a “40% commission sarkar,” accusing it of corruption in contracts and COVID-related supplies.

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    Rs 2,000 Crore Scam: ACB Summons AAP's Manish Sisodia & Satyendar Jain in Corruption Case
    Rs 2,000 Crore Scam: ACB Summons AAP's Manish Sisodia & Satyendar Jain in Corruption Case
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    Rs 2,000 Crore Scam: ACB Summons AAP’s Manish Sisodia & Satyendar Jain in Corruption Case

    In the alleged Rs 2,000 crore school construction scam, the ACB has summoned AAP leaders Manish Sisodia and Satyendar Jain. Both ministers face questions over corruption in building classrooms for Delhi government schools.

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    MP’s Remark On Army Officer| 'Will Follow Court Orders': CM Mohan Yadav
    MP’s Remark On Army Officer| 'Will Follow Court Orders': CM Mohan Yadav
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    MP’s Remark On Army Officer| ‘Will Follow Court Orders’: CM Mohan Yadav

    Today, On 16th May, Madhya Pradesh CM Mohan Yadav said he will follow the court’s directions amid calls for Minister Vijay Shah’s resignation. He also hit back at Congress, citing ongoing legal cases against several of its leaders.

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    BJP MP's Remarks on Colonel Sofiya Qureshi | ‘No Essential Elements in the FIR’: HC Flags Gaps, Orders Probe Monitoring
    BJP MP's Remarks on Colonel Sofiya Qureshi | ‘No Essential Elements in the FIR’: HC Flags Gaps, Orders Probe Monitoring
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    BJP MP’s Remarks on Colonel Sofiya Qureshi | ‘No Essential Elements in the FIR’: HC Flags Gaps, Orders Probe Monitoring

    Today, On 15th May, The Madhya Pradesh High Court said the FIR against BJP MP Kunwar Vijay Shah lacked essential elements and could be quashed. It noted serious deficiencies and ordered monitoring of the probe involving Colonel Sofiya Qureshi.

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    Supreme Court Considers PIL on Replacing 5-Year LL.B With 4 Years LL.B course Under National Education Policy 2020
    Supreme Court Considers PIL on Replacing 5-Year LL.B With 4 Years LL.B course Under National Education Policy 2020
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    Supreme Court Considers PIL on Replacing 5-Year LL.B With 4 Years LL.B course Under National Education Policy 2020

    Today, On 9th May, The Supreme Court considered a PIL seeking to replace the 5-year LL.B course with a 4-year one, arguing that the National Education Policy 2020 supports four-year professional undergraduate programmes.

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