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    BREAKING| Terror Funding Case: Supreme Court Grants Bail to Separatist Leader Shabir Ahmed Shah
    BREAKING| Terror Funding Case: Supreme Court Grants Bail to Separatist Leader Shabir Ahmed Shah
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    BREAKING| Terror Funding Case: Supreme Court Grants Bail to Separatist Leader Shabir Ahmed Shah

    Today, On 12th March, The Supreme Court of India has granted bail to Shabir Ahmed Shah, leader of the Jammu Kashmir Democratic Freedom Party, in a terror-funding case. He faces UAPA charges for allegedly conspiring to separate Jammu and Kashmir from India and country.

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    “30-35 Years Old Speeches?”: Supreme Court Questions NIA Over 1990s Videos in Shabir Shah Terror Funding Case
    “30-35 Years Old Speeches?”: Supreme Court Questions NIA Over 1990s Videos in Shabir Shah Terror Funding Case
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    “30-35 Years Old Speeches?”: Supreme Court Questions NIA Over 1990s Videos in Shabir Shah Terror Funding Case

    The Supreme Court questioned the NIA for relying on speeches from the 1990s while opposing Shabir Ahmed Shah’s bail in a terror funding case. The Bench asked how decades-old material recovered in 2019 could justify his continued detention of over six years.

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    Terror Case| Lack of Evidence: Jammu and Kashmir Sessions Court Acquits Three Accused
    Terror Case| Lack of Evidence: Jammu and Kashmir Sessions Court Acquits Three Accused
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    Terror Case| Lack of Evidence: Jammu and Kashmir Sessions Court Acquits Three Accused

    A Jammu and Kashmir sessions court acquitted three individuals in a terror-related case after finding that the prosecution failed to prove the charges beyond reasonable doubt. Additional Sessions Judge Manjeet Rai delivered the ruling while acting as the special NIA judge.

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    Supreme Court Tells Centre & J&K: Provide Space for CAT in Jammu Within a Month
    Supreme Court Tells Centre & J&K: Provide Space for CAT in Jammu Within a Month
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    Supreme Court Tells Centre & J&K: Provide Space for CAT in Jammu Within a Month

    The Supreme Court has directed the Centre and Jammu & Kashmir administration to provide proper space for the Central Administrative Tribunal in Jammu within one month. The court also stressed the need for a permanent building and proper staff for smooth functioning.

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    J&K Deputy CM Surinder Kumar Choudhary Moves Delhi High Court Over “Objectionable” Viral Social Media Videos
    J&K Deputy CM Surinder Kumar Choudhary Moves Delhi High Court Over “Objectionable” Viral Social Media Videos
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    J&K Deputy CM Surinder Kumar Choudhary Moves Delhi High Court Over “Objectionable” Viral Social Media Videos

    Jammu & Kashmir Deputy Chief Minister Surinder Kumar Choudhary has approached the Delhi High Court seeking removal of allegedly defamatory and sexually suggestive videos circulating online. The Court has asked him to submit the video transcripts and directed Google and Meta to disclose details of the pages and channels that uploaded the content.

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    Delhi High Court to Hear MP Rashid’s Plea Challenging Travel Cost Order for Attending Parliament
    Delhi High Court to Hear MP Rashid’s Plea Challenging Travel Cost Order for Attending Parliament
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    Delhi High Court to Hear MP Rashid’s Plea Challenging Travel Cost Order for Attending Parliament

    The Delhi High Court will hear in January jailed MP Abdul Rashid Sheikh’s plea challenging the travel cost order for attending Parliament. His petition argues that imposing such expenses unfairly limits an elected representative’s ability to perform constitutional duties.

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    ‘Pelting of stones not very ordinary action’: Supreme Court tells Kashmiri separatist leader Shabir Shah
    ‘Pelting of stones not very ordinary action’: Supreme Court tells Kashmiri separatist leader Shabir Shah
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    ‘Pelting of Stones Not Very Ordinary Action’: Supreme Court Tells Kashmiri Separatist Leader Shabir Shah

    The Supreme Court remarked that stone pelting in Jammu and Kashmir is “not a very ordinary action” while hearing Shabir Shah’s bail plea. The court asked him to approach the J&K government for his detention order as NIA seeks more time to respond.

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    Jammu & Kashmir Statehood: 99.9% of J&K's People See India as Its Own Govt: SG Mehta Tells Supreme Court
    Jammu & Kashmir Statehood: 99.9% of J&K's People See India as Its Own Govt: SG Mehta Tells Supreme Court
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    Jammu & Kashmir Statehood: 99.9% of J&K’s People See India as Its Own Govt: SG Mehta Tells Supreme Court

    Jammu & Kashmir statehood issue reached the Supreme Court, where Solicitor General Tushar Mehta stated, “99.9% of J&K’s people see India as its own Govt.” The Court is now examining the implications for restoring full statehood.

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    Supreme Court to Hear Pleas on Restoring Jammu & Kashmir’s Statehood on October 10
    Supreme Court to Hear Pleas on Restoring Jammu & Kashmir’s Statehood on October 10
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    Supreme Court to Hear Pleas on Restoring Jammu & Kashmir’s Statehood on October 10

    The Supreme Court has fixed October 10, 2025, to hear applications demanding restoration of Jammu and Kashmir’s statehood after the abrogation of Article 370. Petitioners argue the Centre failed to honour its assurance despite Assembly elections and repeated Court directions.

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    Even a Criminal Has a Right to Sell His Land, Pending Cases Cannot Block Revenue Records for Property Sale: Jammu and Kashmir High Court
    Even a Criminal Has a Right to Sell His Land, Pending Cases Cannot Block Revenue Records for Property Sale: Jammu and Kashmir High Court
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    Even a Criminal Has a Right to Sell His Land, Pending Cases Cannot Block Revenue Records: Jammu and Kashmir High Court

    The Jammu and Kashmir High Court ruled that even a criminal has the right to sell their land. It clarified that pending cases cannot be used as a reason to withhold revenue records required for property sale.

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