Showing Selective Content Is Insufficient; All Material Must Be Supplied: Sonam Wangchuk’s Wife Tells Supreme Court

Today, On 19th February, The Supreme Court continued hearing the detention challenge of Ladakh activist Sonam Wangchuk. Kapil Sibal argued, “Showing selective content is insufficient; all material must be supplied,” stressing authorities have a constitutional duty to provide complete relied-upon documents.

Supreme Court Stops Exhumation of Tribal Christians’ Bodies in Chhattisgarh, Seeks State Reply on Denial of Burial Rights

The Supreme Court has stayed further exhumation of buried bodies of tribal Christians in Chhattisgarh villages and issued notice to the State government. The PIL alleges forced digging up of graves, denial of burial rights, and violation of fundamental rights under Articles 14 and 21.

Supreme Court Slams ‘Disturbing Trend’, Refuses Plea Against Himanta Biswa Sarma Over ‘Miya’ Remarks Before Assam Polls

The Supreme Court declined to hear a plea seeking action against Assam CM Himanta Biswa Sarma over his alleged ‘Miya’ remarks, calling direct petitions before elections a “disturbing trend.” The Court directed petitioners to approach the Guwahati High Court instead.

Successive FIRs Appeared to Be a Conscious Attempt to Keep an Accused Behind Bars: Supreme Court Slams Jharkhand Police

The Supreme Court of India criticised Jharkhand Police for filing successive FIRs to prolong custody despite bail granted earlier orders. A bench of Aravind Kumar and P. B. Varale ordered release, noting abuse of process.

Sonam Wangchuk Is Fit, Healthy and Won’t Be Released on Medical Grounds: Centre, Leh Administration Tell Supreme Court

Today, On 11th February, The Central government and the Leh administration told the Supreme Court that they have decided not to release detained climate activist Sonam Wangchuk on health grounds, stating that his medical condition is stable and does not warrant any special relief.

Right to Life Under Article 21| Mother Cannot Be Forced to Choose Between Her Child and Her Career: Delhi High Court

The Delhi High Court allowed a mother to travel to the US with her minor son to pursue postgraduate studies. The Court emphasized her Right to Life under Article 21, stating she cannot be denied education for personal growth.

NSA Detention Row| Sonam Wangchuk Has Been Given Fair Treatment: Centre Tells Supreme Court

Today, On 3rd February, The Central government and Ladakh administration told the Supreme Court that all procedural safeguards were followed while detaining climate activist Sonam Wangchuk under the National Security Act (NSA). The Centre emphasized that “Sonam Wangchuk has been given a fair treatment.”

Sonam Wangchuk’s NSA Detention | Referring to the Central Government as Them, Misleading the Young Generation: Centre Tells Supreme Court

Today, on 2nd February, In the Sonam Wangchuk’s NSA detention, the Centre told the Supreme Court that referring to the Central government as ‘them’ misleads the young generation and risks pushing impressionable minds toward destabilising, Nepal-like political narratives, dangerous paths.

State Permission Not Needed for Private Prayer Meetings: Allahabad High Court Backs Religious Freedom

The Allahabad High Court ruled that no government permission is required to hold religious prayer meetings within private premises in Uttar Pradesh. The court said such gatherings are protected under Article 25 of the Constitution, as long as they do not spill into public spaces.

Right to Life and Liberty Under Article 21 Must Be Safeguarded Even If Marriage Legality Is Disputed: Allahabad High Court

The Allahabad High Court reaffirmed that the right to life and liberty under Article 21 must be protected at all times, making it clear that such fundamental rights cannot be denied or diluted even when disputes arise regarding the legality of a marriage.