Today, On 7th July, Bombay High Court questioned the plea seeking a 9-day slaughter ban during Jain Paryushan Parv, asking, “Under which statutory obligation should slaughterhouses be closed?” The court cautioned against setting a precedent for similar future demands.
Today(18th Sept),The Bombay High Court ruled that noise pollution from loudspeakers and sound systems during Ganesh Chaturthi is equally harmful during other festivals like Eid-e-Milad-un-Nabi. The decision follows public interest litigations (PILs) seeking restrictions on DJs, dance, and laser lights during Eid processions.
The 3rd National Lok Adalat successfully resolved 1.14 crore cases, easing the burden on courts and promoting settlements outside traditional litigation. The event, led by Justice Sanjiv Khanna, facilitated amicable dispute resolution, contributing to enhancing the efficiency of India’s justice system. The strong public participation reflects growing trust in Lok Adalats.
The Supreme Court today reviewed a challenge to a National Green Tribunal order limiting the number of people in a ‘dhol-tasha’ group for Lord Ganesh idol immersion to 30. Chief Justice Chandrachud noted the urgency, promising to address the issue by 2 PM. This follows Prime Minister Modi’s visit to the Chief Justice’s residence for Ganesh Puja.
