The slogan was raised on December 18, 2022, the complaint came two years later on the strength of a YouTube clip, and no sanction for prosecution was on record: the Karnataka High Court has quashed the Pakistan Zindabad Slogan Case against a man who joined a BJP protest in Mandya. Bengaluru: The Karnataka High Court […]
The Karnataka High Court has quashed the BJP’s Defamation Case Against Former CM Siddaramaiah over the Congress party’s 2023 “Corruption Rate Card” newspaper advertisements, ending the proceedings against him alone, as the other accused’s petitions were not the subject of the order. Bengaluru: Siddaramaiah’s criminal petition succeeded on Wednesday, November 4, when the Karnataka High […]
The Supreme Court has directed the Madhya Pradesh Assembly Speaker to decide the disqualification petition against Bina MLA Nirmala Sapre within two months, holding that Tenth Schedule petitions must be decided expeditiously.
The Karnataka High Court has quashed the 2023 notifications setting up an additional land regularisation committee in Byndoor chaired by Congress leader K. Gopal Poojary, and directed the State to frame guidelines for appointing such chairmen.
The Calcutta High Court has dismissed a plea by the West Bengal Pradesh Congress Committee that questioned alleged discrepancies between the declared age and the educational particulars in the election affidavit of BJP’s Nandigram bypoll candidate Hasirani Rath.
The Calcutta High Court has reserved its verdict on a Congress plea alleging a discrepancy in the election affidavit of the BJP’s Nandigram bypoll candidate, with the party clarifying that it was not seeking to cancel her candidature but questioning whether the Election Commission discharged its scrutiny duty. Kolkata: The Calcutta High Court has reserved […]
Punjab and Haryana High Court rejected any rollback of LADCS, warning striking lawyers. Citing 27 days of judicial remedy disruption, it said it would not take the matter lightly and would act appropriately if they refused to heed reason.
The Supreme Court restored a 1995 murder acquittal, holding that a High Court cannot substitute its own view for a plausible trial court finding without showing the acquittal was perverse.
The Calcutta High Court refused permission for a TMC student wing rally in solidarity with the Jantar Mantar protesters, holding the situation was not normal and could escalate tension.
Chief Justice of India Surya Kant clarified that his “cockroach” remarks were aimed only at lawyers who entered the profession using fake degrees, not the country’s youth. “It was about the lawyers who have entered profession through backdoor,” he reiterated.
