A writ petition filed in the Supreme Court of India by Advocate Vishal Tiwari seeks improved safety for tourists in terrorism-affected hilly areas. The petition requests enhanced security measures, medical facilities, and safety awareness programs, particularly for the Amarnath Yatra and other remote sites. The hearing is set for 5th May 2025.
Today, On 19th February, Gyanesh Kumar has taken charge ahead of the Supreme Court hearing on the selection of the Chief Election Commissioner. His appointment was officially announced late last night. The decision has sparked controversy, with Rahul Gandhi and the Congress raising objections to his nomination. The issue is expected to be discussed in the top court soon.
Today, On 19th November, Amit Shah announced a 70% decrease in violence over the past decade in Kashmir, the North-East, and Naxalite regions, attributing this to government efforts. He emphasized modernization of the criminal justice system, the successful implementation of new laws, and significant improvements in internal security, despite emerging challenges.
The Supreme Court criticized the Indian government for failing to implement prior directives aimed at addressing sex trafficking. Despite a 2015 order to establish a dedicated investigative body and draft comprehensive legislation, no significant action has been taken, highlighting ongoing concerns about ineffective measures against the issue.
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A Home Ministry official reported 5.6 lakh FIRs filed under new criminal laws from July 1 to September 3. The Fast Track Immigration-Trusted Travellers Program has improved immigration clearance by 60% for international passengers. The NCRB set up a helpline to support states in implementing these laws effectively.
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Today,19th April,The Supreme Court sought responses on labeling the CAA rules as “Anti-Constitutional,” addressing concerns of fairness and constitutionality. Petitioner Hiren Gohain argues that the rules lead to demographic shifts and infringe upon fundamental rights. The plea aims to protect the rights of the indigenous population in Assam, emphasizing the urgent issue of illegal migration.