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    ‘If I Died Like Nirbhaya, Everyone Would Have Believed’: Unnao Rape Survivor After Supreme Court Rejects Kuldeep Sengar’s Bail Plea
    ‘If I Died Like Nirbhaya, Everyone Would Have Believed’: Unnao Rape Survivor After Supreme Court Rejects Kuldeep Sengar’s Bail Plea
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    ‘If I Died Like Nirbhaya, Everyone Would Have Believed’: Unnao Rape Survivor After Supreme Court Rejects Kuldeep Sengar’s Bail Plea

    The Unnao rape survivor expressed relief after the Supreme Court refused bail to former BJP MLA Kuldeep Singh Sengar in the custodial death case of her father. She said she has struggled for eight years to prove the crime and urged the court to deliver justice for her father.

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    Unheard? Shows Trust in the Constitution: Supreme Court Rejects Plea Against Mamata Banerjee’s Personal Appearance in SIR Case
    Unheard? Shows Trust in the Constitution: Supreme Court Rejects Plea Against Mamata Banerjee’s Personal Appearance in SIR Case
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    Unheard? Shows Trust in the Constitution: Supreme Court Rejects Plea Against Mamata Banerjee’s Personal Appearance in SIR Case

    The Supreme Court dismissed an application objecting to West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee personally appearing before it in the SIR electoral rolls case. The CJI-led Bench said such an appearance is “not unheard of” and reflects faith in the Constitution.

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    Supreme Court Flags Urgency in Sonam Wangchuk NSA Detention Case, Habeas Corpus Plea to Be Heard Soon
    Supreme Court Flags Urgency in Sonam Wangchuk NSA Detention Case, Habeas Corpus Plea to Be Heard Soon
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    Supreme Court Flags Urgency in Sonam Wangchuk NSA Detention Case, Habeas Corpus Plea to Be Heard Soon

    The Supreme Court heard Gitanjali Angmo’s petition challenging Ladakh activist Sonam Wangchuk’s detention under the National Security Act. Noting the urgency of the habeas corpus plea, the Court agreed to take up the matter day after tomorrow.

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    Hear It Out of Turn: Supreme Court Directs Delhi HC to Hear Kuldeep Sengar’s Appeal in Unnao Victim’s Father’s Death Case
    Hear It Out of Turn: Supreme Court Directs Delhi HC to Hear Kuldeep Sengar’s Appeal in Unnao Victim’s Father’s Death Case
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    Hear It Out of Turn: Supreme Court Directs Delhi HC to Hear Kuldeep Sengar’s Appeal in Unnao Victim’s Father’s Death Case

    Today, On 9th February, Supreme Court has directed the Delhi High Court to hear Kuldeep Sengar’s appeal in the victim’s father’s death case “out of turn” and finish the proceedings within three months, stressing that the long-pending matter must be decided prom

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    ‘Ready to Deploy 8,505 Officers’: Bengal Tells EC It Will Fully Support SIR Exercise
    ‘Ready to Deploy 8,505 Officers’: Bengal Tells EC It Will Fully Support SIR Exercise
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    ‘Ready to Deploy 8,505 Officers’: Bengal Tells EC It Will Fully Support SIR Exercise

    The West Bengal government has informed the Election Commission that it is prepared to deploy 8,505 Group B officers for the Special Intensive Revision of electoral rolls. The move comes amid Supreme Court scrutiny over allegations of limited cooperation in the SIR process.

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    Unnao Rape Case: Kuldeep Sengar Knocks Supreme Court Doors Seeking Bail in Survivor’s Father’s Death Case
    Unnao Rape Case: Kuldeep Sengar Knocks Supreme Court Doors Seeking Bail in Survivor’s Father’s Death Case
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    Unnao Rape Case: Kuldeep Sengar Knocks Supreme Court Doors Seeking Bail in the Survivor’s Father’s Death Case

    Expelled BJP leader Kuldeep Singh Sengar has approached the Supreme Court seeking bail in the custodial death case of the Unnao rape survivor’s father. The apex court will hear the plea on Monday as Sengar continues to serve a 10-year sentence in the case.

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    ‘Enough Spoken for Social Media!’: Supreme Court Dismisses Sr Adv Mathews Nedumpara’s Challenge to Senior Advocate System
    ‘Enough Spoken for Social Media!’: Supreme Court Dismisses Sr Adv Mathews Nedumpara’s Challenge to Senior Advocate System
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    ‘Enough Spoken for Social Media!’: Supreme Court Dismisses Sr Adv Mathews Nedumpara’s Challenge to Senior Advocate System

    The Supreme Court dismissed a writ petition filed by Senior Advocate Mathews J. Nedumpara challenging the senior designation system as elitist and unconstitutional. The Chief Justice observed that the plea was not maintainable and curtailed arguments, remarking, “enough spoken for social media!”

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    BREAKING | Shoe Hurling At Ex-CJI Gavai: Supreme Court To Hear SCBA’s Contempt Plea After 3 Weeks
    BREAKING | Shoe Hurling At Ex-CJI Gavai: Supreme Court To Hear SCBA’s Contempt Plea After 3 Weeks
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    BREAKING | Shoe Hurling At Ex-CJI Gavai: Supreme Court To Hear SCBA’s Contempt Plea After 3 Weeks

    Today, On 5th February, The Supreme Court will hear SCBA’s contempt plea on the shoe hurling incident after three weeks, with the Solicitor General set to examine draft guidelines. The CJI told the counsel, “Very well. You can take it at ease.”

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    Supreme Court Tests Legality of Sonam Wangchuk’s NSA Detention, Centre Cites ‘Independent Application of Mind’
    Supreme Court Tests Legality of Sonam Wangchuk’s NSA Detention, Centre Cites ‘Independent Application of Mind’
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    “Supreme Court Defers Sonam Wangchuk NSA Case”: Hearing on Wife’s Plea Adjourned to February 9

    The Supreme Court of India has adjourned to February 9 the hearing on a plea filed by Sonam Wangchuk’s wife challenging his detention under the National Security Act. The Centre has justified the detention citing security concerns and alleged role in last year’s Leh violence.

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    Can ED Still Prosecute After Acquittal? Supreme Court to Revisit PMLA Law Impacting Hundreds of Cases
    Can ED Still Prosecute After Acquittal? Supreme Court to Revisit PMLA Law Impacting Hundreds of Cases
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    Can ED Still Prosecute After Acquittal? Supreme Court to Revisit PMLA Law Impacting Hundreds of Cases

    The Supreme Court will examine whether acquittal in a predicate criminal case automatically ends money-laundering proceedings by the Enforcement Directorate. The court questioned earlier rulings and warned that such a view could defeat the very purpose of the PMLA.

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