Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal’s surprise resignation sparked criticism and speculation. His call for early elections and insistence on public endorsement have drawn both praise and skepticism. The move could reshape Delhi’s political landscape, with the BJP and Congress vying for advantage. Kejriwal’s decision may also reveal critical divisions within his own party.
The Central Government informed the Jharkhand High Court of the presence of illegal Bangladeshi immigrants in the state, entered via Sahebgunj and Pakur districts. The affidavit also addressed tribal land transfers to Muslims and the decline in the tribal population due to conversions and outward migration. The court directed the government to verify credentials rigorously.
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Yesterday, On 10th September, The Jharkhand High Court temporarily halted coercive action against BJP leaders, including state president Babulal Marandi, in connection with a rally case. The case arose from a clash with police during a BJYM rally protesting alleged government injustice. The ruling provides relief amid ongoing tensions with the ruling coalition. Legal proceedings will determine the final outcome.
Today, On 6th September, The Supreme Court issued notices to Jharkhand’s Chief Secretary and Acting DGP Anurag Gupta in response to a contempt of court petition challenging Gupta’s appointment. The petitioners argue that his appointment violates established legal guidelines, including previous Supreme Court rulings, and seek its quashing. The respondents must submit their replies within two weeks.
The Jharkhand High Court Yesterday (August 13th) directed the state government to identify illegal immigrants from Bangladesh who have taken refuge in six districts of the state. A two-judge bench while hearing a PIL, directed the government to launch a campaign to check the land records and domicile credentials before issuing identity documents like Aadhar card, voter’s ID and ration card to people.
Today, On 31st July, The Supreme Court emphasized religious respect and impartiality during a case about Parasnath Hill, a sacred Jain site in Jharkhand. Justices expressed their commitment to honoring all religions, postponing the detailed hearing on the case. A Jain devotee seeks to halt activities she believes threaten the sanctity of the revered pilgrimage site.
The Jharkhand High Court today granted bail to former Chief Minister Hemant Soren, citing lack of evidence in the money laundering case related to land acquisition. The court found the Enforcement Directorate’s claim ambiguous, as witnesses alleged Soren had already acquired the land. The bail was granted with a bond of Rs 50,000 and two sureties.
