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.
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.
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.
Activist Sonam Wangchuk is arrested amid the Ladakh protest, with authorities invoking the National Security Act. The demonstration demands the implementation of the Sixth Schedule, raising legal, political, and social questions about regional autonomy and governance in Ladakh.
Today, On 6th September, A Delhi court has allowed Baramulla MP Engineer Rashid to cast his vote in the Vice Presidential election on September 9. Judge Chander Jit approved his request, after earlier granting custody parole for the Parliament session.
Supreme Court has asked the petitioner to approach the Jammu and Kashmir High Court against the government’s order banning 25 books. The bench also requested the High Court Chief Justice to form a three-judge bench for early hearing.
Today, On 18th August, The Delhi High Court reserved its order on MP Er Rashid’s plea challenging the Rs.4 lakh expenses imposed for attending Parliament, observing, “This man has not even got his liberty back, expenses are for jail to incur.”
Today, On 12th August, The Delhi High Court has asked the Delhi Police to explain the travel expenses imposed on Jammu and Kashmir MP Engineer Rashid. The court wants clarity on the basis of the calculations mentioned in the police communication.
Today, On 29th July, Delhi High Court told detained MP Engineer Rashid to go back to the original bench for bail modification, refusing to hear a fresh plea. Saying “Not happening today,” the Court posted the matter for hearing on July 31.
Today, On 25th July, the Supreme Court dismissed a plea seeking delimitation in Andhra Pradesh and Telangana, stating, “Two states cannot be equated with Jammu & Kashmir,” where delimitation was done in 2022, resulting in an increase in assembly constituencies.
