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    “We Are the Most Racist Society”: Karnataka High Court’s Sharp Remarks in Sudhir Chaudhary FIR Hearing
    “We Are the Most Racist Society”: Karnataka High Court’s Sharp Remarks in Sudhir Chaudhary FIR Hearing
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    “We Are the Most Racist Society”: Karnataka High Court’s Sharp Remarks in Sudhir Chaudhary FIR Hearing

    The Karnataka High Court criticised Indian society for deep-rooted discrimination, calling it “one of the most racist societies in the world” during a hearing on Sudhir Chaudhary’s FIR case. The Court said societal mindset, not just politics or media, fuels communal division.

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    Not Legislating Or Monitoring Every Small Incident: Supreme Court On Hate Speech
    Not Legislating Or Monitoring Every Small Incident: Supreme Court On Hate Speech
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    Not Legislating Or Monitoring Every Small Incident: Supreme Court On Hate Speech

    Today, On 15th November, Supreme Court clarified it is not legislating or monitoring every small incident, stressing that hate speech complaints must be handled by existing authorities. The Bench noted that high courts and police stations already possess powers to act promptly.

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    UP Lawyer Writes to CJI Seeking Suo Motu Action Against Allahabad High Court Ruling That “Criminalises Thought and Imagination”
    UP Lawyer Writes to CJI Seeking Suo Motu Action Against Allahabad High Court Ruling That “Criminalises Thought and Imagination”
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    UP Lawyer Writes to CJI Gavai Seeking Suo Motu Action Against Allahabad High Court Ruling That “Criminalises Thought and Imagination”

    A UP lawyer has written to the Chief Justice of India, urging suo motu action against an Allahabad High Court judgment treating “unsaid words” in a WhatsApp post as hate speech. The plea says the ruling “criminalises thought and imagination” under the Bharatiya Nyay Sanhita.

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    Insulted Marathi Language & Community| Petition Filed in Nashik Court Seeking Apology from BJP MP Nishikant Dubey
    Insulted Marathi Language & Community| Petition Filed in Nashik Court Seeking Apology from BJP MP Nishikant Dubey
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    Insulted Marathi Language & Community| Petition Filed in Nashik Court Seeking Apology from BJP MP Nishikant Dubey

    A petition was filed in the Nashik sessions court by MNS leader Sudam Kombade, alleging that BJP MP Nishikant Dubey insulted the Marathi language and community, and demanding a public apology to the people of Maharashtra.

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    "PC George Broke His Promise To Court": Kerala Govt Seeks Bail Cancellation In High Court After Fresh Hate Speech Case
    "PC George Broke His Promise To Court": Kerala Govt Seeks Bail Cancellation In High Court After Fresh Hate Speech Case
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    “PC George Broke His Promise To Court”: Kerala Govt Seeks Bail Cancellation In High Court After Fresh Hate Speech Case

    Kerala government Today (July 8) tells High Court that BJP leader PC George broke bail conditions from 2022. He now faces new hate speech charges under 2025 laws.

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    Chennai Cocaine Scandal: Actors Srikanth & Krishna Get Bail, Must Report Daily to Police
    Chennai Cocaine Scandal: Actors Srikanth & Krishna Get Bail, Must Report Daily to Police
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    “Everyone Taking a Mic Must Understand”: Madras HC Slams Ponmudi’s Remarks, Keeps Case Alive

    Madras High Court declines to close suo motu case against ex-Minister K Ponmudi for lewd joke on Shaivite-Vaishnavite tilaks. Court warns politicians can’t misuse Article 19 under the guise of free speech.

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    'Wherever A Stone Falls, It's Waqf Land': Karnataka HC Quashes Hate Speech Cases Against BJP Leader & Ex-CM Basavaraj Bommai
    'Wherever A Stone Falls, It's Waqf Land': Karnataka HC Quashes Hate Speech Cases Against BJP Leader & Ex-CM Basavaraj Bommai
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    ‘Wherever A Stone Falls, It’s Waqf Land’: Karnataka HC Quashes 2 Hate Speech Cases Against BJP Leader & Ex-CM Basavaraj Bommai

    The Karnataka High Court Today (June 27) quashed two hate speech cases against BJP leader Basavaraj Bommai related to his remarks on Waqf land. The Court said the complaints were unnecessary and political.

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    Allahabad High Court Rejects Abbas Ansari's Plea in 2022 Hate Speech Case After Trial Ends
    Allahabad High Court Rejects Abbas Ansari's Plea in 2022 Hate Speech Case After Trial Ends
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    Allahabad High Court Rejects Abbas Ansari’s Plea in 2022 Hate Speech Case After Trial Ends

    The Allahabad High Court dismissed ex-MLA Abbas Ansari’s plea challenging a forensic report in a 2022 hate speech case, deeming it unnecessary since the trial had concluded. The court highlighted that the petition could not be entertained post-trial, marking a setback for Ansari amid ongoing legal issues.

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    Justice Yadav Removal Row: Rajya Sabha Confirms 44 MPs' Signatures, Kapil Sibal & 9 Others Yet To Verify
    Justice Yadav Removal Row: Rajya Sabha Confirms 44 MPs' Signatures, Kapil Sibal & 9 Others Yet To Verify
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    Justice Yadav Removal Row: Rajya Sabha Confirms 44 MPs’ Signatures, Kapil Sibal & 9 Others Yet To Verify

    In the move to remove Justice Shekhar Yadav, the Rajya Sabha has confirmed signatures of 44 MPs. However, Kapil Sibal and nine other parliamentarians are yet to verify their support for the motion officially.

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    Action Against Justice Shekhar Kumar Yadav Will Be Decided by Supreme Court, Says Amit Shah: "Not Under the Govt's Jurisdiction”
    Action Against Justice Shekhar Kumar Yadav Will Be Decided by Supreme Court, Says Amit Shah: "Not Under the Govt's Jurisdiction”
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    Action Against Justice Shekhar Kumar Yadav Will Be Decided by Supreme Court, Says Amit Shah: “Not Under the Govt’s Jurisdiction”

    Union Home Minister Amit Shah said any action against Justice Shekhar Kumar Yadav over his hate speech will be decided by the Supreme Court. He clarified that the matter does not fall under the government’s jurisdiction or control.

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