The Supreme Court Today (April 8) ended a case against Jharkhand’s power cuts during Ram Navami after the state followed all directions. Authorities ensured minimum outages and safety during the religious procession.
Today, On 10th May, The Calcutta High Court prohibited discussing Murshidabad’s demographics in relation to the Ram Navami violence, aiming to prevent inflammatory statements and maintain communal harmony. The order, amid tensions, forbids comments on population and religious data to avoid inciting unrest. The court is overseeing an NIA investigation and deferred the hearing until June 13 for a comprehensive report.
Today (On, 15th April) The Calcutta High Court granted permission for a Ram Navami procession in Howrah, with specific conditions for a peaceful event. No provocative slogans are allowed, and the event must proceed without stops. The procession is limited to 200 participants, with monitoring to ensure compliance. The government proposed an alternative route due to last year’s violence.