The Karnataka High Court has issued notice to Google and two Sri Lankan news portals on a plea by Sri Lankan Supreme Court judge Justice AHM Dilip Nawaz seeking removal of allegedly defamatory articles. The judge invoked Article 21 of the Indian Constitution, arguing that the right to life and reputation also protects foreigners.
The Karnataka High Court, led by Justice Sachin Shankar Magadum, has ruled against blanket orders for firearm deposit during elections. The court emphasized the need for individualized scrutiny of firearm licenses and highlighted the impact on vulnerable groups, such as farmers and individuals in wooded regions. It directed authorities to consider specific circumstances and prioritize a thorough screening process for firearm owners before elections.
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Today, On 7th May, The Supreme Court urged IAS and IPS officers to resolve their disputes for a harmonious work environment, suggesting withdrawing allegations and pursuing a settlement to prevent career harm. The court directed the officers to refrain from engaging in public conflicts and media interactions. The case has been temporarily halted for potential resolution.
