The Hindu party today has filed a petition to halt access to the terrace of ‘Vyas Ji Ka Tehkhana’ in the Gyanvapi mosque complex in Varanasi due to safety concerns. This comes after a recent ruling granting permission for Hindu rituals in the complex’s southern cellar, leading to ongoing legal and religious tensions.
Justice Subramonium Prasad of the Delhi High Court withdrew from hearing a petition urging the SCBA to allocate at least two positions for female lawyers in its Executive Committee. Advocate Yogamaya MG initiated the plea, emphasizing the need for women’s representation in decision-making roles within the legal community to address sexual harassment effectively.
The Indian Supreme Court recently revived a 1987 land case, reflecting the persistence needed to navigate legal complexities. Despite setbacks and prolonged delays, the appellant’s determination led to the court’s decision. This pivotal move emphasizes the significance of timely justice and the judiciary’s role in upholding citizen rights.
The faction of Shiv Sena led by CM Eknath Shinde has challenged the Maharashtra Legislative Assembly Speaker’s decision on the disqualification of 14 MLAs in the Bombay High Court. This unfolds amid a political split and highlights issues of whip authority, party allegiance, and constitutional interpretations. The case holds significant implications for Shiv Sena’s future and Maharashtra’s political dynamics.