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    Can’t Allow Our Country to Be Criticised and Maligned Globally: Delhi High Court on UK Academic Amrit Wilson’s OCI Cancellation
    Can’t Allow Our Country to Be Criticised and Maligned Globally: Delhi High Court on UK Academic Amrit Wilson’s OCI Cancellation
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    Can’t Allow Our Country to Be Criticised and Maligned Globally: Delhi High Court on UK Academic Amrit Wilson’s OCI Cancellation

    Delhi High Court said India cannot be maligned on global platforms while reviewing the Centre’s sealed report on cancellation of UK-based academic Amrit Wilson’s Overseas Citizen of India card. Justice Purushaindra Kumar Kaurav cited inputs alleging anti-India activities.

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    ‘Conviction Can’t Rest on Extra-Judicial Confession Without Solid Proof’: Allahabad High Court
    ‘Conviction Can’t Rest on Extra-Judicial Confession Without Solid Proof’: Allahabad High Court
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    ‘Conviction Can’t Rest on Extra-Judicial Confession Without Solid Proof’: Allahabad High Court

    The Allahabad High Court’s Lucknow Bench set aside a 2006 triple-murder conviction, as Justices Rajnish Kumar and Zafeer Ahmad ruled the circumstantial evidence incomplete and unreliable. The court stressed extra-judicial confessions are weak, and recoveries cannot prove guilt reasonable doubt.

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    No Literary or Religious Text Should Be Cited in Court Without Proper Understanding: Allahabad HC Slams Lawyer for Quoting Ramcharitmanas
    No Literary or Religious Text Should Be Cited in Court Without Proper Understanding: Allahabad HC Slams Lawyer for Quoting Ramcharitmanas
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    No Literary or Religious Text Should Be Cited in Court Without Proper Understanding: Allahabad HC Slams Lawyer for Quoting Ramcharitmanas

    The Allahabad High Court criticised a lawyer for citing Ramcharitmanas to justify a nearly three-year delay in filing a writ petition, stressing that religious texts must not be misused in legal arguments. Justice Subhash Vidyarthi questioned reliance on chaupai.

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