The Supreme Court has agreed to hear PILs challenging the official investigation into the June 12 Air India plane crash, alleging violation of fundamental rights and lack of transparency. The pleas seek a court-monitored inquiry amid concerns raised by pilots’ bodies and victims’ families over aircraft safety and selective disclosure of probe findings.
The Gauhati High Court has mandated the Assam government to reveal the status of two brothers, Abu Bakkar Siddik and Akbar Ali, declared foreigners by a tribunal. Their family fears illegal detention and deportation to Bangladesh. A hearing is set for June 4 to address concerns about their rights and detention.
On Moday (15th April): A recent PIL filed before the Supreme Court challenges the exclusion of disabled persons from judicial appointments, highlighting discrimination and accessibility issues. The plea emphasizes the need for compliance with the 4 percent reservation for disabled persons and calls for the establishment of an expert body to standardize rules and eliminate discriminatory hiring practices.
Today(28th March), the Andhra Pradesh High Court served notices to Google LLC and the Indian government regarding digital rights. The move came after a YouTube journalist’s account suspension petition. Additionally, a channel seeking Rs. 2 crore in damages highlights concerns over arbitrary suspensions, emphasizing the delicate balance between platform governance and individual rights for content creators.
