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    Bihar SIR Row| “Please See Them. Declared Dead But They Are Alive”: Yogendra Yadav Slams ECI in Supreme Court
    Bihar SIR Row| “Please See Them. Declared Dead But They Are Alive”: Yogendra Yadav Slams ECI in Supreme Court
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    Bihar SIR Row| “Please See Them. Declared Dead But They Are Alive”: Yogendra Yadav Slams ECI in Supreme Court

    Today, On 12th August ,In the Bihar SIR row, Psephologist Yogendra Yadav slammed the Election Commission in the Supreme Court, saying, “Please see them. Declared dead but they are alive.” He highlighted serious errors in voter deletions after the revision exercise.

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    Bihar SIR Row| “What Are the BLOs Doing? People Who Are Dead Are Shown Alive”: Kapil Sibal Slams ECI in Supreme Court
    Bihar SIR Row| “What Are the BLOs Doing? People Who Are Dead Are Shown Alive”: Kapil Sibal Slams ECI in Supreme Court
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    Bihar SIR Row| “What Are the BLOs Doing? People Who Are Dead Are Shown Alive”: Kapil Sibal Slams ECI in Supreme Court

    Today, On 12th August, In the Bihar SIR controversy, Senior Advocate Kapil Sibal sharply criticized the Election Commission, saying, “What are the BLOs doing? People who are dead are shown alive.” The Supreme Court is hearing serious challenges to the revision process.

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    BREAKING | Bihar Is The Birthplace Of Democracy. Also 1st President Was From There: Supreme Court Over SIR Of Electoral Rolls
    BREAKING | Bihar Is The Birthplace Of Democracy. Also 1st President Was From There: Supreme Court Over SIR Of Electoral Rolls
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    BREAKING| Bihar Voter List Revision Row | “Inclusion & Exclusion of Citizens From Electoral Rolls Falls Within ECI’s Authority”: Supreme Court

    Today, On 12th August, The Supreme Court ruled that the Election Commission of India (ECI) holds the authority to include or exclude citizens from the electoral rolls. This comes amid the ongoing Bihar voter list revision row ahead of elections.

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    Plea In Supreme Court: Frame Strict Rules to Stop “Bogus Political Parties” Misusing Democracy
    Plea In Supreme Court: Frame Strict Rules to Stop “Bogus Political Parties” Misusing Democracy
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    BREAKING | Bihar Voter List Revision| “Aadhaar Cannot Be Accepted as Conclusive Proof of Citizenship”: Supreme Court Upholds EC’s Stand

    Today, On 12th August, In the Bihar voter list revision case, the Supreme Court upheld the Election Commission’s stand that Aadhaar is not conclusive proof of citizenship, stressing that independent verification is necessary before linking it with the electoral roll to ensure authenticity.

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    “Hardly Any Decision Goes Unchallenged”: ECI Tells SC Amid ‘Sharp Political Hostility’ Over Bihar Voter List
    “Hardly Any Decision Goes Unchallenged”: ECI Tells SC Amid ‘Sharp Political Hostility’ Over Bihar Voter List
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    Bihar Voter List Revision | Supreme Court to Hear Politicians’ Challenge Against SIR Tomorrow

    Today, On 11th August, The Supreme Court will hear petitions by politicians Pappu Yadav and Derek O’Brien challenging the Special Investigation Report related to Bihar’s voter list revision, Tomorrow. The case draws attention to election integrity and legal scrutiny in Bihar.

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    Challenges to PMLA: CJI to Confer with Justice Surya Kant on Joint Listing of Review and Fresh Pleas
    Challenges to PMLA: CJI to Confer with Justice Surya Kant on Joint Listing of Review and Fresh Pleas
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    Challenges to PMLA: CJI to Confer with Justice Surya Kant on Joint Listing of Review and Fresh Pleas

    CJI B.R. Gavai said he would speak to Justice Surya Kant on whether to list fresh writ petitions along with review pleas against the 2022 verdict upholding PMLA. Petitioners seek a larger bench reference on ED’s powers.

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    CJI Gavai Stands Firm: ‘Not a Word Changed’ Despite Dissent in Retrospective EC Judgment
    CJI Gavai Stands Firm: ‘Not a Word Changed’ Despite Dissent in Retrospective EC Judgment
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    Ex-MP Mohan Delkar Suicide| “A Sensitive Person May End Life, But Hard-Hearted One May Not”: CJI Gavai Reserves Verdict on Son’s Plea Against Quashing of FIR

    Today, On 4th August, The Supreme Court has reserved its verdict on a plea challenging the quashing of the FIR against UT Administrator Praful Khoda Patel and others, accused of abetting the 2021 suicide of ex-MP Mohan Delkar.

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    "Eventually We Might Agree With You": Supreme Court on PIL Against Betting Apps
    "Eventually We Might Agree With You": Supreme Court on PIL Against Betting Apps
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    “Eventually We Might Agree With You”: Supreme Court on PIL Against Betting Apps

    Supreme Court gives last chance to Centre, issues notice to States on plea to ban online betting apps; petitioner claims 100 million youth affected.

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    Udaipur Files Row | “What Made You Suggest Cuts?”: Delhi High Court Asks Centre Over Interference After Film Certification
    Udaipur Files Row | “What Made You Suggest Cuts?”: Delhi High Court Asks Centre Over Interference After Film Certification
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    Udaipur Files Row | “What Made You Suggest Cuts?”: Delhi High Court Asks Centre Over Interference After Film Certification

    Today, On 1st August, Udaipur Files row reached Delhi High Court, which questioned the Centre’s authority under the Cinematograph Act. “What made you suggest cuts?” the Chief Justice asked, slamming post-certification interference despite CBFC’s expert scrutiny and legal process.

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    Swamy Shraddananda Seeks Presidential Mercy After 31 Years in Jail; Supreme Court to Hear Plea in 12 Weeks
    Swamy Shraddananda Seeks Presidential Mercy After 31 Years in Jail; Supreme Court to Hear Plea in 12 Weeks
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    Swamy Shraddananda Seeks Presidential Mercy After 31 Years in Jail; Supreme Court to Hear Plea in 12 Weeks

    85-year-old Swamy Shraddananda, jailed for murdering his wife in 1991, seeks mercy citing age and illness. Supreme Court lists the plea after 12 weeks for Centre’s response.

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