Supreme Court Questions FIR Over Social Media Post, Extends Interim Protection To Rupnarayan Ekka

Supreme Court Questions FIR registered over a social media post in Chhattisgarh and extends interim protection from coercive steps to the accused, Rupnarayan Ekka, till the next hearing on December 4. New Delhi: The Supreme Court on Monday (October 26) questioned the registration of an FIR against Rupnarayan Ekka over a social media post, with […]

Supreme Court Permits Ashish Mishra To Visit Lakhimpur Kheri Until November 16 To Celebrate Diwali

The Supreme Court permits Ashish Mishra to visit his hometown in Lakhimpur Kheri for Diwali, subject to the bail conditions already imposed. The trial is pending, the charges are allegations and the presumption of innocence applies. New Delhi: The Supreme Court on Monday, October 26, 2026, permitted Ashish Mishra alias Monu, the accused in the […]

Supreme Court: Lakhimpur Kheri Trial Judge Replaced After Allahabad HC Asked To Act On Victims’ Concerns

The Lakhimpur Kheri trial judge replaced, and a new Special Public Prosecutor in charge: that is where the 2021 violence trial stands after the Supreme Court asked the Allahabad High Court to act on the victims’ concerns. New Delhi: The presiding officer of the October 2021 violence trial has been changed, and a new Special […]

Prashant Bhushan Says “We All Want Regime Change” At CJP Event, BJP Calls Protesters Anarchic

Advocate Prashant Bhushan called the anti-SIR agitation a fight for regime change and every citizen’s democratic right at a CJP press conference, drawing BJP charges of an anarchic agenda. The legal line on disaffection and incitement is explained.

Supreme Court Prepones Hearing To October 28 On Delhi SIR Plea Against Form 6 Declaration

The Supreme Court has advanced to 28 October the hearing of an urgent application against the Election Commission direction that deleted Delhi voters file Form 6 with a first-time voter declaration. The contentions are the applicants’.

Supreme Court Plea Challenges ECI Declaration Requiring Deleted Delhi Voters To Enrol Afresh Under SIR

An application in the Supreme Court challenges the Election Commission direction that voters excluded from Delhi’s draft rolls under the SIR must declare themselves first-time applicants. The contentions are the applicants’ and no response has been recorded.

Supreme Court Asks Union To Respond On Curbing Commercial Exploitation Of Court Hearing Clips

The Supreme Court has asked the Union to file its response on measures against commercial exploitation and misrepresentation of court proceedings, saying guidelines rather than further directions may be needed. Interim directions continue; the matter will be heard after two weeks.