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    Karur Stampede Row: Madras High Court Gives Tamil Nadu 10 Days to Frame SOP for Political Rallies
    Karur Stampede Row: Madras High Court Gives Tamil Nadu 10 Days to Frame SOP for Political Rallies
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    Karur Stampede Row: Madras High Court Gives Tamil Nadu 10 Days to Frame SOP for Political Rallies

    Today, On 27th October, The Madras High Court directed the Tamil Nadu government to frame a standard operating procedure within 10 days for holding political rallies. The Court clarified that its order will not restrict permissions for meetings outside highways.

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    Digital Arrest Scams| Find Out CBI Have Resources to Handle All Cases: Supreme Court To Centre
    Digital Arrest Scams| Find Out CBI Have Resources to Handle All Cases: Supreme Court To Centre
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    Digital Arrest Scams| Find Out CBI Have Resources to Handle All Cases: Supreme Court To Centre

    Today, On 27th October, The Supreme Court raised concerns over the rising digital arrest scams and asked whether the CBI has adequate resources to handle all such cases. The Bench sought detailed FIR data from all States before considering a central probe.

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    Mullaperiyar Dam | One of the Oldest in Existence: Supreme Court Issues Notice to Centre, Tamil Nadu on Kerala NGO Plea
    Mullaperiyar Dam | One of the Oldest in Existence: Supreme Court Issues Notice to Centre, Tamil Nadu on Kerala NGO Plea
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    Mullaperiyar Dam | One of the Oldest in Existence: Supreme Court Issues Notice to Centre, Tamil Nadu on Kerala NGO Plea

    Today, On 13th October , The Supreme Court has issued notices to the Centre and Tamil Nadu on a plea by a Kerala NGO seeking the decommissioning of the Mullaperiyar Dam, described as “one of the oldest in existence,” and the construction of a new dam.

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    Karur Stampede| BJP Leader Moves Supreme Court After HC Refuses CBI Probe in Vijay Rally Tragedy, CJI Gavai Agrees to Hear on Oct 10
    Karur Stampede| BJP Leader Moves Supreme Court After HC Refuses CBI Probe in Vijay Rally Tragedy, CJI Gavai Agrees to Hear on Oct 10
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    Karur Stampede| BJP Leader Moves Supreme Court After HC Refuses CBI Probe in Vijay Rally Tragedy, CJI Gavai Agrees to Hear on Oct 10

    Today, On 7th October, BJP leader Uma Anandan has approached the Supreme Court after the High Court refused to order a CBI probe into the Karur Vijay Rally stampede. Chief Justice BR Gavai agreed to list the case for hearing on October 10.

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    Karur Stampede Victim to Madras High Court: “Justice Must Not Only Be Done But Seen to Be Done,” Seeks Ban on Vijay’s Rallies
    Karur Stampede Victim to Madras High Court: “Justice Must Not Only Be Done But Seen to Be Done,” Seeks Ban on Vijay’s Rallies
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    Karur Stampede Victim to Madras High Court: “Justice Must Not Only Be Done But Seen to Be Done,” Seeks Ban on Vijay’s Rallies

    A Karur stampede victim has moved the Madras High Court to stop Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam (TVK) and its leader Vijay from holding rallies until the tragedy is fully investigated and safety measures ensured. The plea cites gross mismanagement and violation of citizens’ right to life.

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    Punjab & Haryana High Court Keeps 2017 Dera Sacha Sauda Violence PIL Open After Strong Amicus Arguments
    Punjab & Haryana High Court Keeps 2017 Dera Sacha Sauda Violence PIL Open After Strong Amicus Arguments
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    Punjab & Haryana High Court Keeps 2017 Dera Sacha Sauda Violence PIL Open After Strong Amicus Arguments

    The Punjab and Haryana High Court refused to close the 2017 Dera Sacha Sauda violence PIL, despite initial inclinations. Senior Advocate Anupam Gupta, Amicus Curiae, stressed state accountability and judicial responsibility.

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    Stray Dogs Must Be Captured, Vaccinated and Medically Treated Before Release: Meghalaya High Court
    Stray Dogs Must Be Captured, Vaccinated and Medically Treated Before Release: Meghalaya High Court
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    Stray Dogs Must Be Captured, Vaccinated and Medically Treated Before Release: Meghalaya High Court

    Stray dogs in Meghalaya must first be captured, vaccinated, and medically treated before being released into public spaces, the High Court ruled, stressing public safety, humane treatment, and strict compliance with judicial directions on managing aggressive or biter dogs.

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    Detention of Bengali Migrants| Do You Want to Build a Border Wall Like US to Prevent Illegal Immigrants from Entering India?: Supreme Court Asks Centre
    Detention of Bengali Migrants| Do You Want to Build a Border Wall Like US to Prevent Illegal Immigrants from Entering India?: Supreme Court Asks Centre
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    Detention of Bengali Migrants| Do You Want to Build a Border Wall Like US to Prevent Illegal Immigrants from Entering India?: Supreme Court Asks Centre

    Today, On 29th August, The Supreme Court asked the Centre if it plans to build a US-style border wall to prevent illegal immigration, noting the shared cultural and linguistic heritage of Bengali and Punjabi speakers, and sought details on deportation SOPs to Bangladesh.

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    Supreme Court Verdict on Stray Dogs Case to Be Delivered on August 22
    Supreme Court Verdict on Stray Dogs Case to Be Delivered on August 22
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    Supreme Court Verdict on Stray Dogs Case to Be Delivered on August 22

    The Supreme Court will deliver its long-awaited order on the nationwide stray dogs issue on August 22. The case has drawn sharp debate over public safety, animal rights, and municipal responsibilities.

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    Judge Who Ordered Stray Dogs to Be Sent to Shelters Moved in Roster Reshuffle by CJI BR Gavai
    Judge Who Ordered Stray Dogs to Be Sent to Shelters Moved in Roster Reshuffle by CJI BR Gavai
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    “Every Bite Tells a Story, In the Interest of Humans and Dogs”: Supreme Court Orders Rounding Up of Strays in Delhi NCR Amid Rising Attacks

    The Supreme Court has directed authorities to round up stray dogs in Delhi NCR, citing rising bite incidents and public safety concerns. The court emphasised that the move aims to protect both people and the animals’ welfare.

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