The Bombay High Court today criticized the Maharashtra Government over Vishalgad violence and demolitions. It questioned the rationale behind house demolitions during the monsoon season and warned responsible officers of jail time. The court ordered a stay on all demolitions and instructed the police to review the violence videos. Residents’ plea highlighted assaults during the protest.
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Today, On 1st July, The Bombay High Court criticized the reckless pleadings in petitions challenging the Maratha reservation, emphasizing their significant impact on the state’s population. The court commenced final hearings on the matter, reviewing the constitutional validity of the 10% reservation and considering the inclusion of the Maharashtra State Backward Class Commission. Some petitioners argue against the Maratha community’s qualification as a backward group and the state’s reservation cap.
Today, On 18th June,The Bombay High Court ruled that the film ‘Hamare Baarah’ does not depict objectionable content against Muslims and promotes women’s empowerment. The court acknowledged concerns and directed the removal of controversial scenes. It also addressed the need for sensitivity towards religious sentiments and highlighted the film’s focus on critical thinking and domestic violence.