Rohingya Custodial Disappearance Row: Supreme Court Grants Centre Two Weeks To File Affidavit On Habeas Corpus Plea

Today, On 2nd December, The Supreme Court questioned a plea alleging the custodial disappearance of five Rohingyas, asking the petitioner to show the notification that recognises them as refugees. The Bench led by CJI Surya Kant flagged maintainability concerns and security issues.

Demolition in Uttar Pradesh: Supreme Court Grants One-Week Interim Protection to Petitioners

Today, On 4th December, The Supreme Court granted one-week interim protection to petitioners whose properties in Uttar Pradesh were facing demolition, directing authorities to maintain the present status. The order provides temporary relief while the Court examines the concerns raised over the demolition proceedings.

Show the Notification That Recognises Them as Refugees: Supreme Court Questions Plea on Custodial Disappearance of Rohingyas

Today, On 2nd December, The Supreme Court questioned a plea alleging the custodial disappearance of five Rohingyas, asking the petitioner to show the notification that recognises them as refugees. The Bench led by CJI Surya Kant flagged maintainability concerns and security issues.

Sonam Wangchuk’s NSA Detention: Advisory Board to Hear Climate Activist’s Appeal in Jodhpur Jail, Today

Climate activist Sonam Wangchuk’s NSA detention case will be heard today by an advisory board at Jodhpur Central Jail. The board, headed by retired Justice M.K. Hanjura, will review his appeal seeking relief and justice.

Supreme Court Refuses to Lift Stay on Rs 340 Crore Damages to Lifestyle Equities from Amazon

The Supreme Court dismissed Lifestyle Equities’ plea, keeping the stay on Delhi High Court’s Rs 340 crore damages order against Amazon for BHPC trademark infringement. The Division Bench will continue to hear the case on merits.

Dharmasthala Temple Burial | Karnataka High Court Quashes Trial Court’s Media Gag Order

A YouTube channel has approached the Supreme Court, calling the media gag order “unprecedented and profoundly alarming,” against a Bengaluru civil court’s directive that restricts coverage in the Dharmasthala temple burial case involving Harshendra Kumar D.

Dharmasthala Temple Burial | “Unprecedented & Profoundly Alarming”: YouTube Channel Moves Supreme Court Against Bengaluru Court’s Media Gag Order

A YouTube channel has approached the Supreme Court, calling the media gag order “unprecedented and profoundly alarming,” against a Bengaluru civil court’s directive that restricts coverage in the Dharmasthala temple burial case involving Harshendra Kumar D.

“Five Years Gone, No Charges Yet”: Delhi HC Slams Cops in 2020 Riots Case Delay

The Delhi High Court criticized the police for the prolonged trial in the 2020 riots conspiracy case, noting the accused, Tasleem Ahmed, has been jailed for over five years without charges. The defense argued for bail due to the delay, while the prosecution cited adjournments requested by the defense. The hearing continues.

Union Minister Sukanta Majumdar Moves Calcutta HC Against WB Authorities: “Illegal & Arbitrary Detentions”

Union Minister Sukanta Majumdar has filed a writ petition in the Calcutta High Court, alleging repeated “illegal and arbitrary detentions” by West Bengal authorities and seeking judicial protection against violations of his constitutional rights.