Congress Leader Salman Khurshid on Uttarakhand UCC: “Let Them Implement, If Needed, We Will Challenge It In court”

The Uttarakhand government is set to implement the Uniform Civil Code (UCC) starting today. This new law will replace personal laws based on religion with a common set of rules for all citizens. It will govern matters like marriage, divorce, inheritance, and adoption, aiming to ensure equality and justice. While some see it as a step toward fairness, others believe it could affect cultural and religious practices.

EVM Verification | ‘Case Would Be Forwarded to Chief Justice’: SC Bench Led By CJI Sanjiv Khanna To Hear Plea

A Supreme Court bench, led by Chief Justice Sanjiv Khanna, will hear a plea seeking a policy for verifying Electronic Voting Machines (EVMs). The petition, filed by former Haryana minister Karan Singh Dalal, calls for clear rules to check EVM components. It also asks for compliance with an earlier court order on the matter. The case aims to ensure transparency in the use of EVMs.

Defamation Case Against Dhruv Rathee|| “Submit Corrected Affidavit”: Court Orders BJP’s Suresh Nakhua

The Saket Court raised issues with BJP leader Suresh Nakhua’s affidavit in his defamation suit against YouTuber Dhruv Rathee regarding a video from July 7. The court found it defective and ordered Nakhua to submit a revised version. The case involves allegations of defamatory claims affecting Nakhua’s reputation.

“Withdrawing CBI Investigation Consent Due to Misuse & Biasness”: Karnataka Govt. Revokes Agency’s Permission

Today, On 26th September, Karnataka revoked the CBI’s authorization to investigate within the state, citing concerns of bias amid allegations of targeted actions against opposition leaders, particularly ahead of elections. This decision does not relate to the ongoing MUDA land scam involving Chief Minister Siddaramaiah, who faces scrutiny but denies any wrongdoing.

[BREAKING] ‘Atishi New CM of Delhi’: Arvind Kejriwal Resigns After Supreme Court Order Limits Access to Secretariat & Official Duties

Today, On 17th September, Arvind Kejriwal, Delhi Chief Minister, resigned following a Supreme Court order, and named Atishi as his successor. Atishi pledged to work for Kejriwal’s return and urged voters to support the party. She emphasized defending AAP against conspiracies and expressed both gratitude and sadness. Kejriwal called for early elections and declared his quest for “justice from the people’s court.”

“Court Has Shown Kejriwal the Mirror, & He no Longer Has The Moral Authority to Hold a Constitutional Position”: BJP Urges Delhi CM’s Resignation After SC Remarks on Arrest Legality

Today, On 13th September, The BJP demanded Arvind Kejriwal’s resignation following the Supreme Court’s statement on the legality of his arrest, claiming he no longer has the moral authority to hold a constitutional position. The Court reiterated that “bail is the rule, and jail an exception,” while questioning the timing and manner of Kejriwal’s arrest by the CBI.

[Odisha Mining Cess Dispute] 9-Judge Bench Reserves Verdict| Disagreement Between State & Centre on Supreme Court’s Ruling

Today, On 31st July, The Odisha and Central governments are in disagreement over the Supreme Court’s recent judgment on states’ authority to levy a mining cess. The court is now deliberating on whether the judgment should apply retrospectively or prospectively. This disagreement has caused significant consternation, with both sides presenting their arguments. The judgement is awaited.

2024 Lok Sabha Election|| Maneka Gandhi Moves High Court Challenging Sultanpur MP Election

Maneka Gandhi contested the election of Sultanpur MP in the High Court, alleging irregularities and calling for an investigation. She claims that the winning MP did not disclose all criminal cases in his affidavit. Her petition seeks to annul the election results and declare her as the rightful winner. The case is set for judicial review.

Uproar in Lok Sabha| Abhijit Gangopadhyay’s Unparliamentary Comment on Gogoi Over ‘Godse’ Sparks Controversy

Today, On 25th July, The Lok Sabha session on 25th July saw BJP MP Abhijit Gangopadhyay’s remarks about Gaurav Gogoi spark uproar, leading to a warning for Gangopadhyay. Kiren Rijiju stressed that such comments shouldn’t be made, and Speaker Om Birla urged members to uphold the House’s dignity. Gangopadhyay, a former high court judge, had his controversial remarks expunged.

[Rajgarh LS Poll Irregularities] Digvijaya Singh Files Petition Against BJP Opponent

Yesterday, On 16th July, Digvijaya Singh filed a petition challenging his BJP rival’s victory in the 2024 Rajgarh Lok Sabha elections, alleging EVM manipulation and election norm violations. He criticized the Election Commission and emphasized the importance of fair elections. The Congress aimed to win seats in Madhya Pradesh but did not succeed. Singh’s petition seeks cancellation of his rival’s election.