In a Supreme Court hearing, Advocate Harvinder Chowdhury raised concerns about bullying faced by Sikh women and children due to derogatory stereotypes. A public interest litigation seeks to ban websites promoting such content. Highlighting the profound psychological impact of mockery and cyberbullying, the Court plans to explore educational measures and gather community suggestions, emphasizing respect for diversity.
The Supreme Court today asked the CBI for a response on a plea for furlough by former Congress councillor Balwan Khokhar, serving life imprisonment in a 1984 anti-Sikh riots case. The bench hinted at possibly directing the relevant authority to address the issue, scheduling the next hearing for April. The case is linked to a tragic chapter in India’s history, involving the brutal killing of Sikhs after the assassination of Prime Minister Indira Gandhi.
The Supreme Court of India has denied bail to an individual involved in promoting Khalistan, emphasizing the severity with which the judiciary addresses terrorism and separatism. The accused allegedly received illicit financial support to advocate for the separatist ideology, highlighting the ongoing vigilance required to combat such movements within India.
The 1984 anti-Sikh riots, triggered by Indira Gandhi’s assassination, are under scrutiny in a case involving Congress leader Kamal Nath. The Delhi High Court has granted the Special Investigation Team (SIT) more time to prepare a report. The case aims to address Nath’s alleged involvement in the violence targeting the Sikh community and seeks justice for the victims.