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    Anil Ambani Fraud Case| "Arrest Cannot Be Ordered To Sensationalise It”: Supreme Court
    Anil Ambani Fraud Case| "Arrest Cannot Be Ordered To Sensationalise It”: Supreme Court
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    Anil Ambani Fraud Case| “Arrest Cannot Be Ordered To Sensationalise It”: Supreme Court

    The Supreme Court of India observed that industrialist Anil Ambani cannot be arrested merely to sensationalise alleged bank fraud cases, stressing that arrest decisions must depend on investigative necessity and remain within the discretion of investigating agencies handling the matter.

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    Lakhimpur Kheri Violence Case: Supreme Court Expresses Dissatisfaction Over Witness Delay, Orders Lawful Measures For Immediate Attendance
    Lakhimpur Kheri Violence Case: Supreme Court Expresses Dissatisfaction Over Witness Delay, Orders Lawful Measures For Immediate Attendance
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    Lakhimpur Kheri Violence Case: Supreme Court Expresses Dissatisfaction Over Witness Delay, Orders Lawful Measures For Immediate Attendance

    The Supreme Court of India expressed concern over delays in the 2021 Lakhimpur Kheri violence trial, directing lawful measures to secure witnesses’ presence after noting the Uttar Pradesh government failed to explain their non-production before the trial court for nearly two months.

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    Very Nasty, Officials Think Themselves Super Chief Justice of India: CJI Slams Apex Court Registry For Not Issuing Notice To ED
    Very Nasty, Officials Think Themselves Super Chief Justice of India: CJI Slams Apex Court Registry For Not Issuing Notice To ED
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    Very Nasty, Officials Think Themselves Super Chief Justice of India: CJI Slams Apex Court Registry For Not Issuing Notice To ED

    Today, On 4th May, The Supreme Court criticised its Registry, calling its conduct nasty and saying officials behave as if they are super Chief Justice of India. CJI remarked, “Very nasty registry… each one here considers themselves super Chief Justice of India.”

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    Special Courts Turned Into ‘Mockery’ Due To Overburdened Judges: Supreme Court of India Raises Alarm
    Special Courts Turned Into ‘Mockery’ Due To Overburdened Judges: Supreme Court of India Raises Alarm
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    Special Courts Turned Into ‘Mockery’ Due To Overburdened Judges: Supreme Court of India Raises Alarm

    The Supreme Court of India said special courts are losing purpose as judges handle multiple case types, causing delays. It stressed that exclusive courts and dedicated judges are needed to ensure faster trials and protect undertrials’ rights.

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    Will Ban Your Entry into the Supreme Court: CJI Warns Petitioner Seeking to Declare Subhash Chandra Bose as ‘National Son’
    Will Ban Your Entry into the Supreme Court: CJI Warns Petitioner Seeking to Declare Subhash Chandra Bose as ‘National Son’
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    Will Ban Your Entry into the Supreme Court: CJI Warns Petitioner Seeking to Declare Subhash Chandra Bose as ‘National Son’

    Today, On 20th April, The Supreme Court of India dismissed a PIL to declare Subhash Chandra Bose “National Son” and recognise the Azad Hind Fauj’s role in India’s independence. The CJI warned, “We will ban your entry; we dismissed this plea earlier.”

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    "Reluctance in Lodging FIR, in Investigation, Everything”: Supreme Court Slams Ghaziabad Police in Child Rape-Murder POCSO Case
    "Reluctance in Lodging FIR, in Investigation, Everything”: Supreme Court Slams Ghaziabad Police in Child Rape-Murder POCSO Case
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    “Reluctance in Lodging FIR, in Investigation, Everything”: Supreme Court Slams Ghaziabad Police in Child Rape-Murder POCSO Case

    The Supreme Court criticised Ghaziabad police for reluctance in registering FIR and investigating a child rape murder case. It noted a chargesheet was filed under POCSO, while emphasising prompt action in such serious offences.

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    Not Mandatory, No Penalty Prescribed For Not Singing: Supreme Court Rejects Plea Against MHA Advisory On Playing Vande Mataram
    Not Mandatory, No Penalty Prescribed For Not Singing: Supreme Court Rejects Plea Against MHA Advisory On Playing Vande Mataram
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    Not Mandatory, No Penalty Prescribed For Not Singing: Supreme Court Rejects Plea Against MHA Advisory On Vande Mataram

    Today, On 25th March, The Supreme Court of India refused to entertain a plea against the Government of India and Ministry of Home Affairs circular on singing Vande Mataram, noting it is not compulsory and carries no penalties, according to the Court.

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    “Focus Is Ensuring Right to Vote”: Supreme Court on West Bengal Voter List ‘Logical Discrepancy’ Row
    “Focus Is Ensuring Right to Vote”: Supreme Court on West Bengal Voter List ‘Logical Discrepancy’ Row
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    “Focus Is Ensuring Right to Vote”: Supreme Court on West Bengal Voter List ‘Logical Discrepancy’ Row

    The Supreme Court said issues in West Bengal’s SIR voter list revision are mostly administrative and should be handled by the Calcutta High Court. The Court will consider extending the electoral roll freeze date; next hearing on April 1.

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    Kolkata Metro Delay: Supreme Court Slams Bengal Govt for “Creating Roadblocks”, Says Don’t Politicise Public Project
    Kolkata Metro Delay: Supreme Court Slams Bengal Govt for “Creating Roadblocks”, Says Don’t Politicise Public Project
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    Kolkata Metro Delay: Supreme Court Slams Bengal Govt for “Creating Roadblocks”, Says Don’t Politicise Public Project

    The Supreme Court criticised the West Bengal government for delaying the Kolkata Metro project and creating unnecessary roadblocks. The Court said development projects for the common man must not be politicised and ordered timely completion under High Court monitoring.

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    No Shortage of LPG: Attorney General Tells Supreme Court in Key Hearing
    No Shortage of LPG: Attorney General Tells Supreme Court in Key Hearing
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    No Shortage of LPG: Attorney General Tells Supreme Court in Key Hearing

    “There is no shortage of LPG,” Attorney General Venkataramani told the Constitution Bench as it revisited the 1978 industry ruling under the Industrial Disputes Act, with a nine-judge Bench led by CJI Surya Kant hearing submissions on Tuesday.

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