The MHA has decided to grant a visitor visa to Rakshanda Rashid, a Pakistani woman deported post-Pahalgam attack. The Jammu & Kashmir High Court dismissed her plea after the Centre’s assurance.
X Corp slammed the Centre’s ‘Sahyog Portal’ in the Karnataka High Court, warning that allowing one officer to decide what’s legal could lead to chaos. “It’s a disaster,” argued Sr. Advocate Raghavan, citing Shreya Singhal.
Today, On 25th July, Supreme Court, stating “Under Article 32 Plea Is Permitted,” allows Kerala to withdraw petition challenging Governor’s inaction, despite Centre’s suggestion to refer the matter to a larger bench due to pending constitutional questions.
CJI B R Gavai said the Supreme Court isn’t swayed by media or YouTube while hearing the ED’s summons to top lawyers. The court took suo motu action to protect legal professionals from investigative overreach.
Today, On 18th July, Solicitor General Tushar Mehta informed the Karnataka High Court that a fake ‘Supreme Court of Karnataka’ account was created on X, during a hearing on X Corp’s petition challenging the Centre’s new “Sahyog” portal.
Today, On 18th July, In the X Corp case, the Centre told the Karnataka High Court that “chilling effect is not a one and all solution” under Article 19(1)(a), defending evolving restrictions on free speech in the digital age.
Today, On 15th July, During a Supreme Court hearing, SG Tushar Mehta requested early listing of the PMLA review case, while Kapil Sibal urged issue clarification. The bench replied, “We will list on July 31,” confirming the hearing date.
The Delhi High Court will hear Solicitor General Tushar Mehta’s arguments opposing the bail pleas of Umar Khalid and Sharjeel Imam. Both are accused under UAPA in the alleged conspiracy behind the 2020 North East Delhi riots.
Karnataka High Court will hear X Corp’s plea on July 8 against the Indian government’s ‘Sahyog’ portal, used for issuing content takedown orders. The court allowed X Corp to amend its petition and add respondents.
Today, On 9th June, The Madras High Court considered Celebi Airport Services India’s petition against the cancellation of its contract over security concerns. Justice Abdul Quddhose is presiding over the case challenging the termination of the agreement by authorities.
