The Karnataka High Court has directed strict enforcement against the misuse of India’s national emblems and symbols, emphasizing their significance to national pride. Authorities are required to raise public awareness, implement existing laws, and educate officials while punishing unauthorized use. The initiative aims to protect the dignity and identity of national symbols.
Today, On 10th February, The Karnataka High Court questioned the Waqf Board’s power to issue marriage and divorce certificates. Last year, the Court put a hold on a 2023 Government Order that allowed the Waqf Board and its district officers to certify Muslim marriages. The Court is reviewing whether the board has the legal authority for this role. The issue raises concerns about jurisdiction and official recognition of such certificates.
