BREAKING: Supreme Court to Hear Challenge Against Sonam Wangchuk’s NSA Detention on Jan 7

The Supreme Court will hear a plea filed by Gitanjali J. Angmo challenging the detention of climate activist Sonam Wangchuk under the National Security Act. The Bench fixed January 7 at 2 PM for hearing, stating the matter will be taken up immediately after vacation.

Messi Event Chaos Reaches Court: Calcutta High Court to Hear Pleas Seeking CBI, ED Probe into Salt Lake Stadium Rampage

The Calcutta High Court will hear multiple PILs seeking transfer of the probe into the Salt Lake Stadium violence during the Lionel Messi event to central agencies. Petitioners have raised concerns over crowd mismanagement, financial irregularities, and the credibility of the state-appointed inquiry committee.

Karur Stampede: Supreme Court Refuses to Modify Its Order Suspending Enquiry Commission

Today, On 12th December, The Supreme Court has refused to modify its earlier order suspending the Enquiry Commission probing the Karur stampede case. The Court said the suspension will continue as directed, rejecting calls for reconsideration and stressing judicial consistency and fairness.

Gujarat High Court Slams “Endless” Section 144 Bans: Says Police Misused Emergency Powers Against Anti-CAA Protesters

The Gujarat High Court has criticised Ahmedabad Police for repeatedly imposing Section 144 without any real emergency, calling the practice arbitrary and unconstitutional. The ruling came in a petition filed by anti-CAA protesters who said the state used the law to suppress peaceful dissent.

Two Consenting Adults Have the Right to Live-In Relationship, Even Without Attaining Marriageable Age: Rajasthan High Court

The Rajasthan High Court said that two consenting adults have the right to live in a relationship even without attaining the legal marriageable age. The Court stressed that Article 21 protects such personal choices and ensures freedom and safety.

Executive Tends to Violate Fundamental Rights, Courts Must Keep a Check on Executive Overreach: Justice Abhay Oka

Former Supreme Court judge Justice Abhay S Oka emphasizes the judiciary’s crucial role in protecting fundamental rights. He warns that the executive often overreaches, and only courts can ensure actions remain within the law and Constitution.

Supreme Court Sends Buddhist Personal Law Plea To Law Commission: Can’t Direct a Constitutional Amendment

Today, On 28th November, Supreme Court Sends Buddhist Personal Law Committee Plea To Law Commission which sought changes in certain existing laws affecting the community’s rights. The bench said it cannot direct constitutional changes and treated the petition as a representation to be examined by Law Commission.

Article 32 Is the Heart and Soul of the Constitution: CJI Surya Kant

Today, on 26th November, the 76th Constitution Day, CJI Surya Kant said Article 32 is the heart and soul of the Constitution, stressing that justice becomes real only when citizens can access courts without hurdles. He urged steps to bridge the gap between rights and reality.

Supreme Court to Hear Sonam Wangchuk’s NSA Detention Challenge on November 24

The Supreme Court will take up a plea on November 24 challenging Sonam Wangchuk’s detention under the National Security Act, calling it illegal and unconstitutional. The case raises serious concerns over misuse of preventive detention laws and suppression of democratic dissent.

Environmental Activists Left to Struggle Without Public Support, Warns Ex-SC Judge Justice Abhay Oka

Former Supreme Court judge Justice Abhay S Oka said environmental activists in India are finding it difficult to survive due to lack of support from society. He stressed the need for stronger public backing to protect environmental and human rights.