The Allahabad High Court has ruled that raising the ‘sar tan se juda’ slogan challenges the authority of Indian law and the country’s sovereignty. The Court said such slogans promote violence, incite rebellion and are punishable under the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita.
Today, On 18th November, The Supreme Court adjourned Professor Ali Khan Mahmudabad’s plea seeking the release of his passport, which is linked to remarks made on Operation Sindoor. The matter was deferred even though the Court had earlier fixed November 18 for the hearing.
Allahabad High Court, while granting bail to a man accused of sharing a ‘Pakistan Zindabad’ post on social media, observed that merely posting support for another country won’t attract the offence of ‘endangering sovereignty of India’ under BNS.
The Supreme Court has extended interim protection to The Wire’s founding editor Siddharth Varadarajan in his plea challenging Section 152 of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita. The Court noted that the petitioners have not been contacted by police and directed them to join the probe only when required.
The Supreme Court Today (Aug 22) again stopped Assam Police from taking any coercive steps against The Wire’s founding editor Siddharth Varadarajan in a sedition case. The Bench has adjourned the matter to September 15 while assuring legal protection.
The Supreme Court Today (Aug 12) ordered no coercive action against The Wire Editor Siddharth Varadarajan in an Assam FIR under BNS Section 152 and issued notice to the Centre and Assam.
The Kerala High Court granted anticipatory bail to film director Akhil Marar for his controversial comments on the Indo-Pak conflict. The court upheld freedom of speech, stating that expressions without direct calls for rebellion do not constitute a crime. Marar claimed his remarks were misconstrued and relevant to public knowledge.
The Kerala High Court granted Akhil Marar, a film director, interim protection from arrest for comments made during a Facebook Live on the Indo-Pak conflict. Marar claims his statements were political analysis, not threats to national integrity. His anticipatory bail petition will be heard on May 28, 2025, following police claims against him.
The Allahabad High Court Today (Feb 27) extended the stay on the arrest of Alt News co-founder Mohammed Zubair till March 3 over an FIR linked to his ‘X’ post on Yati Narsinghanand’s ‘derogatory’ speech.
The Allahabad High Court Today (Feb 24) extended interim protection from arrest for journalist Mohammed Zubair until February 27. The case, based on an FIR by Yati Narsinghanand’s supporters, accuses him of “promoting enmity”.
