Plea Seeks FIR Against Ex-UP Minister and Sambhal MLA Over Remarks Against Kanwariyas: “Kanwar Pilgrimage Has More Goons & Thugs”

A petition has been filed seeking an FIR against former Uttar Pradesh Minister Swami Prasad Maurya and Sambhal MLA Iqbal Mahmood for allegedly making derogatory remarks, claiming, “Kanwar pilgrimage has more goons and thugs than Shiva devotees.”

BJP Worker Murder Case: Calcutta High Court Grants Anticipatory Bail To TMC MLA And Two Others Leaders

In the BJP worker murder case linked to the 2021 West Bengal post-poll violence, the Calcutta High Court granted anticipatory bail to TMC MLA Paresh Paul and two leaders, directing release on Rs 1 lakh bond with sureties.

Supreme Court to Tamil Nadu Govt: “Undertake That No Cases Dropped Against Incumbent Ministers Without Probe”

The Supreme Court asked the Tamil Nadu Government to give a clear undertaking that no criminal case against any current minister or MLA was dropped without completing the probe. A specific affidavit must be filed within two weeks.

Tamil Nadu Governor in Hot Seat: ‘Jai Shri Ram’ Row Erupts After Supreme Court Slams Him for Blocking Bills

Tamil Nadu Governor RN Ravi is in the spotlight after the Supreme Court strongly criticized him for delaying key state bills. The controversy intensified with his public use of the “Jai Shri Ram” slogan, drawing sharp political backlash.

Supreme Court Justice AS Oka: “Hate Speech Disturbs Social Harmony, It Often Targets Religious Minorities”

Justice Oka addressed the prevalent issue of hate speech in India, which often targets religious minorities and oppressed communities, aiming to provoke societal division. He emphasized the need for public awareness and education to reduce such speech, while safeguarding free speech rights. Oka advocated for the right to dissent and protest as essential democratic principles.

Ministry of Finance & Revenue: “Only 2 Convictions in 193 ED Cases Against Political Leaders Since 2015”

The Centre disclosed that out of 193 cases initiated by the Enforcement Directorate (ED) against political leaders since 2015, only two have resulted in convictions. It emphasized that the ED investigates cases solely based on credible evidence. The agency does not differentiate based on political affiliations. This clarification comes amid ongoing scrutiny of ED’s actions in political cases.

Delhi Court Rejects AAP’s Satyendar Jain’s Defamation Case Against BJP’s Bansuri Swaraj: “Cognisance Declined, Dismissed”

Today, On 20th February, A Delhi court rejected the defamation case filed by AAP leader Satyendar Jain against BJP leader Bansuri Swaraj. Jain had accused Swaraj of making defamatory remarks against him. The court ruled that the statements did not warrant legal action. This decision marks a legal victory for Swaraj in the ongoing political tussle.

CJI Sanjiv Khanna To Take Up Today (Dec 12) Validity of Places of Worship Act

Today, On 12th December, Chief Justice Sanjiv Khanna will hear petitions contesting the Places of Worship Act, which preserves the status of religious sites as of August 15, 1947. Supporters argue it upholds secularism and prevents communal tensions, while challengers claim it violates religious rights and impedes judicial remedies for various faiths.

“Another Shocker”: Mehbooba Mufti, Sajad Lone Express Concern Over Court Notice on Suit Claiming Shiva Temple in Ajmer Dargah

Today, On 28th November, Mehbooba Mufti and Sajad Lone raised concerns over a court notice linking Ajmer Sharif Dargah to a Shiva temple, warning of threats to religious harmony. Lone criticized society’s focus on temple searches over technological innovation, contrasting India’s regression with Dubai’s progress, while emphasizing tolerance and spirituality as essential values.