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    Anti-Conversion Laws | Not Possible: CJI Gavai Declines Urgent Listing of Pleas
    Anti-Conversion Laws | Not Possible: CJI Gavai Declines Urgent Listing of Pleas
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    Anti-Conversion Laws | Not Possible: CJI Gavai Declines Urgent Listing of Pleas

    The Supreme Court declined an urgent hearing on petitions challenging anti-conversion laws enacted by states like Uttar Pradesh, Gujarat, and Madhya Pradesh, with CJI BR Gavai remarking, “It is not possible, I have to write judgments,” scheduling the matter for December.

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    Election Void for Non-Disclosure of Criminal Conviction: Supreme Court| Analysis
    Failing to RElection Void for Non-Disclosure of Criminal Conviction: Supreme Court| Analysiseveal Criminal Conviction Will Lead to Disqualification: Supreme Court on Election Nomination Transparency
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    Failing to Reveal Criminal Conviction Will Lead to Disqualification: Supreme Court on Election Nomination Transparency

    The Supreme Court ruled that candidates who hide past convictions in their nomination forms will be disqualified from elections, stressing the importance of transparency and honesty in maintaining the integrity of India’s democratic process.

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    MP Custodial Death Case| Why Didn’t You Arrest Them Earlier, Why Wait for Court Order?: Supreme Court Slams CBI
    MP Custodial Death Case| Why Didn’t You Arrest Them Earlier, Why Wait for Court Order?: Supreme Court Slams CBI
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    MP Custodial Death Case| Why Didn’t You Arrest Them Earlier, Why Wait for Court Order?: Supreme Court Slams CBI

    Today, On 8th October, In the MP custodial death case, the Supreme Court slammed the CBI, asking, “Why didn’t you arrest them earlier, why wait for a court order?” The Court criticized the delay in apprehending absconding police officers involved in the incident.

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    “Justice Must Be Seen To Be Done”: Supreme Court Shifts Rajendra Bharti Cheating Trial to Delhi
    “Justice Must Be Seen To Be Done”: Supreme Court Shifts Rajendra Bharti Cheating Trial to Delhi
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    “Justice Must Be Seen To Be Done”: Supreme Court Shifts Rajendra Bharti Cheating Trial to Delhi

    The Supreme Court has ordered the transfer of Congress MLA Rajendra Bharti’s cheating trial from Madhya Pradesh to Delhi following allegations of witness intimidation. The bench stressed that “justice must not only be done, but must also be seen to be done.”

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    PIL in Supreme Court After 14 Children Die From Toxic Cough Syrup Containing Diethylene Glycol
    PIL in Supreme Court After 14 Children Die From Toxic Cough Syrup Containing Diethylene Glycol
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    PIL in Supreme Court After 14 Children Die From Toxic Cough Syrup Containing Diethylene Glycol

    A PIL has been filed in the Supreme Court over the deaths of 14 children in Madhya Pradesh and Maharashtra linked to contaminated cough syrup. The plea seeks a CBI probe, nationwide recall, and judicial inquiry into drug safety failures.

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    “If They Were Private Persons, They’d Be Arrested in 15 Days”: Supreme Court Slams Madhya Pradesh, CBI Over Custodial Death Case
    “If They Were Private Persons, They’d Be Arrested in 15 Days”: Supreme Court Slams Madhya Pradesh, CBI Over Custodial Death Case
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    “If They Were Private Persons, They’d Be Arrested in 15 Days”: Supreme Court Slams Madhya Pradesh, CBI Over Custodial Death Case

    The Supreme Court blasted the Madhya Pradesh government and CBI for failing to arrest two police inspectors accused in a tribal youth’s custodial death. The Bench warned of contempt if arrests are not made by October 7.

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    Purely Publicity Interest Litigation, Go and Pray Lord Vishnu: Supreme Court Rejects Plea for Restoration of Idol at Khajuraho’s Javari Temple
    Purely Publicity Interest Litigation, Go and Pray Lord Vishnu: Supreme Court Rejects Plea for Restoration of Idol at Khajuraho’s Javari Temple
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    Purely Publicity Interest Litigation, Go and Pray Lord Vishnu: Supreme Court Rejects Plea for Restoration of Idol at Khajuraho’s Javari Temple

    Today, On 16th September, The Supreme Court dismissed a plea seeking restoration of a 7-foot beheaded Lord Vishnu idol at Khajuraho’s Javari temple, remarking, “Purely publicity interest litigation, go and pray Lord Vishnu,” stressing ASI’s permission is mandatory.

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    If You Want to Stay Alive, Pay the Money: Madhya Pradesh Woman Judge Gets Threat Letter Demanding Rs.500 Crore
    If You Want to Stay Alive, Pay the Money: Madhya Pradesh Woman Judge Gets Threat Letter Demanding Rs.500 Crore
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    If You Want to Stay Alive, Pay the Money: Madhya Pradesh Woman Judge Gets Threat Letter Demanding Rs.500 Crore

    A woman Judicial Magistrate in Rewa, Madhya Pradesh, received a shocking extortion letter demanding Rs.500 crore with the warning, “If you want to stay alive, pay the money,” police confirmed, adding that dire consequences were threatened.

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    Supreme Court to Hear Plea Seeking FIR Against Khurai MLA Bhupendra Singh’s Nephew Over Child Disability Case in Madhya Pradesh
    Supreme Court to Hear Plea Seeking FIR Against Khurai MLA Bhupendra Singh’s Nephew Over Child Disability Case in Madhya Pradesh
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    Supreme Court to Hear Plea Seeking FIR Against Khurai MLA Bhupendra Singh’s Nephew Over Child Disability Case in Madhya Pradesh

    Supreme Court issues notice on plea alleging illegal mining by Khurai MLA Bhupendra Singh’s nephew caused a child’s 70% disability. Petitioners seek FIR, NHRC compliance, and ₹1 crore compensation.

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    Supreme Court Slams MP Govt: Rape Convict Jailed 8+ Years Despite 7-Year Sentence
    Supreme Court Slams MP Govt: Rape Convict Jailed 8+ Years Despite 7-Year Sentence
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    Supreme Court Slams MP Govt: Rape Convict Jailed 8+ Years Despite 7-Year Sentence

    The Supreme Court has pulled up the Madhya Pradesh government for keeping a rape convict in jail beyond his reduced seven-year term. The state has been asked to explain the lapse within two weeks.

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