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    Digital Arrests: Supreme Court to Hear Suo Motu Case on October 27
    Digital Arrests: Supreme Court to Hear Suo Motu Case on October 27
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    Digital Arrests: Supreme Court to Hear Suo Motu Case on October 27

    The Supreme Court will hear a suo motu case on October 27 concerning victims of digital arrests connected to forged documents. The bench aims to address issues of cyber crime, judicial forgery, public trust, and protection of affected citizens.

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    BREAKING| CJI Gavai Dismisses Plea Seeking Criminal Contempt Against AG R. Venkataramani
    BREAKING| CJI Gavai Dismisses Plea Seeking Criminal Contempt Against AG R. Venkataramani
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    BREAKING| CJI Gavai Dismisses Plea Seeking Criminal Contempt Against AG R. Venkataramani

    Today, On 17th October, The Supreme Court dismissed a plea seeking criminal contempt against Attorney General R. Venkataramani. The petitioner claimed contempt under Article 145, but the Chief Justice of India summarily stated: “Dismissed.”

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    Supreme Court Verdict Tomorrow on Probe Agencies Summoning Lawyers for Giving Legal Advice
    Supreme Court Verdict Tomorrow on Probe Agencies Summoning Lawyers for Giving Legal Advice
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    Delhi Police Release Lawyer Who Tried to Throw Shoe at CJI Gavai, Supreme Court Declines to File Charges

    Delhi Police released the lawyer who attempted to throw a shoe at Chief Justice of India B.R. Gavai during a court hearing. The Supreme Court chose not to file charges, showing restraint and focusing on maintaining judicial dignity.

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    PM Modi: 'Attack on CJI Has Angered Every Indian' After Lawyer Tries to Hurl Shoe at CJI Gavai in Supreme Court
    PM Modi: 'Attack on CJI Has Angered Every Indian' After Lawyer Tries to Hurl Shoe at CJI Gavai in Supreme Court
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    Courtroom Drama! | Lawyer Tries to Throw Shoe at CJI: BCI Suspends Advocate Rakesh Kishore

    Today, On 6th September, A lawyer allegedly attempted to throw a shoe at Chief Justice of India BR Gavai during Supreme Court proceedings. Following the shocking incident, the Bar Council of India (BCI) has suspended advocate Rakesh Kishore with immediate effect.

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    Lawyer’s Attempt to Attack CJI | Unwarranted and Intemperate Gesture: SCOARA Slams Advocate’s Act, Urges Contempt Action
    Lawyer’s Attempt to Attack CJI | Unwarranted and Intemperate Gesture: SCOARA Slams Advocate’s Act, Urges Contempt Action
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    Lawyer’s Attempt to Attack CJI | Unwarranted and Intemperate Gesture: SCOARA Slams Advocate’s Act, Urges Contempt Action

    Today, On 6th September, The Supreme Court Advocates-on-Record Association (SCOARA) condemned an advocate’s act against the Chief Justice of India, calling it an “unwarranted and intemperate gesture.” SCOARA urged the Supreme Court to initiate suo motu contempt proceedings, affirming full support for the judiciary.

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    Supreme Court Verdict Tomorrow on Probe Agencies Summoning Lawyers for Giving Legal Advice
    Supreme Court Verdict Tomorrow on Probe Agencies Summoning Lawyers for Giving Legal Advice
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    BREAKING| Lawyer Attempts To Attack CJI in Supreme Court| These Things Do Not Affect Me: CJI BR Gavai

    Today, On 6th September, CJI BR Gavai says, “These things do not affect me” after a lawyer tried to attack him in the Supreme Court. The lawyer reportedly attempted to remove his shoe and throw it at the judge during proceedings.

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    BREAKING| Not Our Work, Approach The University or Government: CJI Gavai Refuses PIL on Medical Syllabus
    BREAKING| Not Our Work, Approach The University or Government: CJI Gavai Refuses PIL on Medical Syllabus
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    BREAKING| Not Our Work, Approach The University or Government: CJI Gavai Refuses PIL on Medical Syllabus

    Today, On 19th September, The Supreme Court dismissed a PIL seeking changes in the medical syllabus, with CJI BR Gavai firmly stating, “This is not our work. We cannot decide what syllabus should or shouldn’t be. Approach the university or government.”

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    Photography, Videography, and Creating Reels Prohibited in High Security Zone: Supreme Court Imposes Strict Ban
    Photography, Videography, and Creating Reels Prohibited in High Security Zone: Supreme Court Imposes Strict Ban
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    Photography, Videography, and Creating Reels Prohibited in High Security Zone: Supreme Court Imposes Strict Ban

    The Supreme Court has imposed a strict ban on photography, videography, and creating reels within the High Security Zone. Officials have clarified that the use of mobile phones, cameras, tripods, and selfie sticks is also strictly prohibited.

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    Assent To Bills | Day 11 | No Issue If Governor Returns a Bill With a Message, But Can He Indefinitely Withhold?: Supreme Court Reserves Judgment
    Assent To Bills | Day 11 | No Issue If Governor Returns a Bill With a Message, But Can He Indefinitely Withhold?: Supreme Court Reserves Judgment
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    Assent To Bills | Day 11 | No Issue If Governor Returns a Bill With a Message, But Can He Indefinitely Withhold?: Supreme Court Reserves Judgment

    Today, on 11th September, on Day 11 of the Presidential Reference Row on Assent to Bills, the Supreme Court discussed the Governor’s powers regarding bills. The CJI asked, “No issue if Governor returns a Bill with a message, but can he indefinitely withhold?” Judgment has been reserved.

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    BREAKING | Presidential Reference Row| If One Wing of Democracy Fails, Would the Court Be Powerless and Forced to Sit Idle?: CJI Questions Centre 
    BREAKING | Presidential Reference Row| If One Wing of Democracy Fails, Would the Court Be Powerless and Forced to Sit Idle?: CJI Questions Centre 
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    BREAKING | Presidential Reference Row| If One Wing of Democracy Fails, Would the Court Be Powerless and Forced to Sit Idle?: CJI Questions Centre 

    Today, on 11th September, in the Presidential Reference Row, CJI Gavai asks, “If one wing of democracy fails, would the Court be powerless and forced to sit idle?” He questions the Centre, stressing the judiciary’s role as custodian of the Constitution and protector of democratic principles.

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