The Kerala High Court strongly criticized State officials for permitting political parties to hold meetings on roads and footpaths, violating court orders. It rejected their apology, stating “Mere tendering of apology is not enough.” The Court observed that such events disrupt public movement and ordered officials and political leaders, including CPI(M) and Congress, to submit explanations by March 3. CPI(M) leader MV Govindan has been directed to appear in court on February 12 at 4 PM.
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Today, On 13th November, the Supreme Court condemned “bulldozer justice,” stating that legal actions should not imply guilt before a fair trial. It ruled demolishing properties of accused individuals is unlawful, emphasizing due process, accountability, and the protection of family homes from arbitrary state action, regardless of accusations or convictions.
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Today (31st May): The Supreme Court vacation bench will hear a petition filed by the RJD candidate seeking re-polling at 45 booths in Bihar’s Munger LS Seat due to alleged rigging. The petitioner also seeks the removal of biased officials and a free and fair re-election. The petition highlights serious manipulation and the petitioner being manhandled.
Today, 2nd May, The Supreme Court urged government intervention to halt illegal mining in the Aravalli region, emphasizing the need to balance sustainable development and environmental preservation. Justices emphasized the responsibility of authorities to take action against officials allowing these activities, highlighting the importance of upholding environmental laws and protecting natural habitats. This decision is expected to impact mining regulation nationwide.