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    Superstar Not Above Law, You Can’t Be Loose-Tongued At All: Karnataka High Court Slams Ranveer Singh Over Kantara Deity Remark
    Superstar Not Above Law, You Can’t Be Loose-Tongued At All: Karnataka High Court Slams Ranveer Singh Over Kantara Deity Remark
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    Superstar Not Above Law, You Can’t Be Loose-Tongued At All: Karnataka High Court Slams Ranveer Singh Over Kantara Deity Remark

    Today, On 24th February The Karnataka High Court rebuked Ranveer Singh for his Kantara deity remarks at IFFI, stressing “superstar not above law” and noting community offence. It noted his apology but questioned recklessness while granting interim relief after hearing submissions.

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    “‘Female Ghost’ Remark Lands Ranveer Singh in Legal Trouble”: Actor Moves Karnataka High Court to Quash FIR Over Kantara Mimicry
    “‘Female Ghost’ Remark Lands Ranveer Singh in Legal Trouble”: Actor Moves Karnataka High Court to Quash FIR Over Kantara Mimicry
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    “‘Female Ghost’ Remark Lands Ranveer Singh in Legal Trouble”: Actor Moves Karnataka High Court to Quash FIR Over Kantara Mimicry

    Bollywood star Ranveer Singh has approached the Karnataka High Court seeking cancellation of an FIR filed over his “female ghost” remark during praise of Kantara at IFFI. He argues the comment was taken out of context and made without any intention to hurt religious sentiments.

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    Kerala High Court Removes Remarks Against CM Pinarayi Vijayan in ADGP Ajith Kumar Corruption Case
    Kerala High Court Removes Remarks Against CM Pinarayi Vijayan in ADGP Ajith Kumar Corruption Case
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    Kerala High Court Removes Remarks Against CM Pinarayi Vijayan in ADGP Ajith Kumar Corruption Case

    The Kerala High Court struck down critical remarks made against CM Pinarayi Vijayan and ruled that proceedings against ADGP Ajith Kumar were initiated without mandatory legal sanction. The court corrected procedural errors and sent the case back to the pre-cognizance stage.

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