Will Rohingyas Be Declared Refugees?: Supreme Court Examines Deportation, Bail, and Basic Rights

The Supreme Court began hearing petitions on Rohingya deportation and refugee rights in Jaffar Ullah v. UOI, focusing on refugee status, bail, basic amenities, and legal deportation, with matters divided into three separate groups.

X Corp Slams ‘Sahyog Portal’ in Karnataka High Court: “If One Officer Can Decide What’s Legal, It’s a Disaster”

X Corp slammed the Centre’s ‘Sahyog Portal’ in the Karnataka High Court, warning that allowing one officer to decide what’s legal could lead to chaos. “It’s a disaster,” argued Sr. Advocate Raghavan, citing Shreya Singhal.

SG Tushar Mehta To High Court: “Fake ‘Supreme Court of Karnataka’ Account Created on X”

Today, On 18th July, Solicitor General Tushar Mehta informed the Karnataka High Court that a fake ‘Supreme Court of Karnataka’ account was created on X, during a hearing on X Corp’s petition challenging the Centre’s new “Sahyog” portal.

X Corp Case| “Chilling Effect Is Not a One and All Solution”: Centre To Karnataka HC

Today, On 18th July, In the X Corp case, the Centre told the Karnataka High Court that “chilling effect is not a one and all solution” under Article 19(1)(a), defending evolving restrictions on free speech in the digital age.

Indian Govt’s ‘Sahyog’ Portal: Karnataka HC to Hear X Corp’s Plea on July 8

Karnataka High Court will hear X Corp’s plea on July 8 against the Indian government’s ‘Sahyog’ portal, used for issuing content takedown orders. The court allowed X Corp to amend its petition and add respondents.

Waqf Not Essential to Islam, Says Centre in Supreme Court Amid Law Row

The Centre informed the Supreme Court that Waqf, while an Islamic concept, is not an essential religious practice. In defending the Waqf Amendment Act against legal challenges, Solicitor General Mehta emphasized the need for public property protection and clarified that Waqf serves charitable purposes, involving secular functions and consultation with various Muslim bodies.

Supreme Court Demands Proof of Rohingya Refugees Being Thrown to Sea: “You Cannot Keep Collecting Info from Social Media & File Petitions”

Today, On 16th May, The Supreme Court asked for concrete proof regarding claims that Rohingya refugees were thrown into the sea, stressing that petitions cannot be based on social media content alone. “You cannot keep collecting info from social media.”

BREAKING| “Centre Withdraws Blocking Order of YouTube Channel”: 4PM News To Supreme Court

Today, On 13th May, The Central Government has withdrawn its blocking order against the YouTube channel 4PM News, the Supreme Court was informed today, bringing relief to the digital news platform after a legal battle.

4PM News Ban: SC Seeks Centre Response to Plea Challenging YouTube Channel Block Over ‘National Security’ Grounds

Today, On 5th May, The Supreme Court has issued a notice to the Centre on a plea filed by 4PM News, challenging the blocking of its YouTube channel by the government citing national security grounds.