Union Minister Pralhad Joshi criticized Congress for its Muslim appeasement policies and their impact on public support. He announced plans for new legislation to limit Waqf’s unchecked authority, aiming for greater accountability and reform. Joshi called for the removal of Waqf Minister Zamir Ahmed Khan and urged transparency around property management practices in Karnataka.
A case has been filed against BJP MLA Basanagouda Patil Yatnal for insulting Rahul Gandhi during a public meeting. The Supreme Court issued a notice regarding a petition to challenge Yatnal’s election. He also faces accusations of spreading misinformation aimed at destabilizing the Congress government in Karnataka, raising concerns among officials.
Today, On 4th October, Kangana Ranaut’s film Emergency received approval from the Bombay High Court to implement suggested cuts over one month, allowing case closure. The Central Board of Film Certification will review the revised film within two weeks, following the agreement between Manikarnika Films and the CBFC regarding concerns about content.
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Today, On 4th October, the Supreme Court of India ordered an independent Special Investigation Team (SIT) to investigate claims of animal fat used in Tirupati laddus. The SIT will include officers from various agencies. This decision is deemed essential to uphold the faith of millions of devotees amid ongoing political controversy surrounding the issue.
BJP MLA approaches Supreme Court to reinstate CBI probe against Karnataka Deputy CM DK Shivakumar for disproportionate assets. Karnataka High Court previously dismissed plea, leading to Supreme Court intervention. Justices express concern over High Court decision and issue notice to Karnataka government and Shivakumar. Case involves Centre-State dispute over CBI jurisdiction.
Today, On 10th September, The Supreme Court expressed concerns to the Punjab government regarding ambiguity in laws enacted and repealed by different administrations. The court questioned the lack of clarity and consistency in the legislative process, particularly in relation to the Khalsa University (Repeal) Act, 2017. The bench reserved its decision on the matter after hearing arguments from both sides.
The Supreme Court directed the Telangana government to replace Justice L. Narasimha Reddy following disapproval of his public statements. The former Chief Justice’s declaration of his intent to probe led to criticism and a request for a different judge. This decision came during a hearing of a petition filed by former Chief Minister K. Chandrashekhar Rao.
Today(on 15th July), the Supreme Court dismissed Karnataka Deputy Chief Minister D.K. Shivakumar’s plea to quash the CBI’s case alleging disproportionate assets against him, marking a setback for him in the legal proceedings. The decision upholds the High Court’s directive, ensuring that the CBI continues its investigation. The legal battle involves complex jurisdictional and procedural issues.
Yesterday, On 27th June, The Karnataka High Court raised concerns about senior police officers not being investigated in the Bitcoin scam while granting bail to a DSP-rank officer. The officers are accused of embezzling 31 Bitcoins valued at Rs 9 crore, which were reportedly seized from a hacker through unauthorized means. The SIT is investigating further.
Today (3rd April): The Tamil Nadu government has accused the Central government of withholding Rs. 37,000 crore allocated for flood relief. The state argues that the delay in fund release hinders disaster management efforts and violates fundamental rights. They have filed a plea in the Supreme Court, seeking the allocation of these funds and highlighting the unequal treatment compared to other states.