Parliament Security Breach Case: Delhi Police Oppose Bail, Call Smoke Canister Act ‘Terrorising’

Opposing bail, Delhi Police told the High Court that smuggling inflammable material inside Parliament smoke canisters to terrorise MPs was intolerable and dangerous. Police said Manoranjan D and Sagar Sharma were lead conspirators whose acts triggered live chaos nationwide.

Admitting ED Petition on I-PAC Raid Would Establish a Dangerous Precedent: West Bengal Tells Supreme Court

The West Bengal government told the Supreme Court that admitting the Enforcement Directorate’s petition on the I-PAC raid in Kolkata could set a “dangerous precedent.” They urged the court to reject the plea to safeguard democratic processes.

Delhi High Court Dismisses AIPA Challenge, IPA Remains National Sports Federation

The Delhi High Court dismissed the writ petition filed by the All India Pickleball Association (AIPA), upholding the Indian Pickleball Association (IPA) as the officially recognized National Sports Federation (NSF) for pickleball in India, reinforcing its governing authority.

“Trying to Divide Society”: Jamiat Ulema-e-Hind Moves Supreme Court Against Assam CM Himanta Biswa Sarma Over ‘Miya’ Remarks

Jamiat Ulema-e-Hind has approached the Supreme Court of India alleging that Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma made divisive and hate-filled remarks by referring to the removal of “Miya” voters from electoral rolls. The petition claims the statement targets Muslims, misuses a derogatory term, and seeks strict directions to prevent constitutional authorities from making such remarks in the future.

Sonam Wangchuk’s NSA Detention | Referring to the Central Government as Them, Misleading the Young Generation: Centre Tells Supreme Court

Today, on 2nd February, In the Sonam Wangchuk’s NSA detention, the Centre told the Supreme Court that referring to the Central government as ‘them’ misleads the young generation and risks pushing impressionable minds toward destabilising, Nepal-like political narratives, dangerous paths.

New Industrial Code Rules to Be Finalised by February-End: Centre Informs Delhi High Court

The Central government told the Delhi High Court it will finalise rules to implement the new industrial code by February-end. Solicitor General Tushar Mehta said public objections and suggestions were already invited and the process is nearing completion soon.

Supreme Court Grants Bail to SAD Leader Bikram Singh Majithia in Disproportionate Assets Case

The Supreme Court has granted bail to Shiromani Akali Dal leader Bikram Singh Majithia in the disproportionate assets case, noting long custody and completion of investigation. Majithia has been in jail since June 2025 following his arrest by the Punjab Vigilance Bureau.

Anti-Conversion Laws in India: Supreme Court Refers Constitutional Challenge to Larger Bench

The Supreme Court referred anti-conversion law challenges to a larger Bench, examining Rajasthan’s 2025 statute and similar State laws. The case raises far-reaching constitutional questions on equality, liberty, speech, and religious freedom under Articles 14, 19, 21 and 25.

“Naming Metro Stations is Government’s Policy Domain”: Delhi High Court Refuses to Intervene

The Delhi High Court ruled it cannot direct the government or DMRC to rename metro stations, holding such decisions fall within executive policy.
Justice Purushaindra Kumar Kaurav said courts intervene only if naming is arbitrary or unconstitutional in India.

Supreme Court Declines to Interfere in 2027 Census, Asks Centre to Consider Caste Data Suggestions

The Supreme Court of India refused to entertain a PIL challenging the procedure for recording caste details in the 2027 Census. However, the Court asked the Centre and census authorities to consider the petitioner’s suggestions on transparency and verification.