Today, On 7th July, Bombay High Court questioned the plea seeking a 9-day slaughter ban during Jain Paryushan Parv, asking, “Under which statutory obligation should slaughterhouses be closed?” The court cautioned against setting a precedent for similar future demands.
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A group of Supreme Court lawyers, led by Rajat Nair, protested the resumption of non-vegetarian food in the court’s canteen during Navratri, emphasizing respect for religious sentiments. Their objections highlight ongoing tensions regarding balancing religious practices with personal rights in public spaces, calling for better consultation in future decisions.
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The Central government Today (Oct 3) informed the Supreme Court that the prohibitory order issued by the Delhi Police under Section 163 of the Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita (BNSS), which barred the assembly of five or more people in the national capital from September 30 to October 5, had been withdrawn. A Bench led by CJI Chandrachud recorded SG Tushar Mehta’s submission regarding the withdrawal of the order.
