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    Supreme Court Orders CBI Probe Against Arunachal CM Pema Khandu Over Rs 1,245 Crore Public Contracts
    Supreme Court Orders CBI Probe Against Arunachal CM Pema Khandu Over Rs 1,245 Crore Public Contracts
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    BREAKING: Supreme Court Orders CBI Probe Against Arunachal CM Pema Khandu Over Rs 1,245 Crore Public Contracts

    The Supreme Court has ordered a CBI probe into allegations of favouritism in allotment of public works contracts to firms linked to Arunachal Pradesh Chief Minister Pema Khandu’s family. The Court directed the CBI to begin a preliminary enquiry within two weeks and submit a status report within 16 weeks.

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    "Don't Demoralize The Force": Supreme Court Refuses CBI Probe Plea In Uttam Nagar Holi Death Case
    "Don't Demoralize The Force": Supreme Court Refuses CBI Probe Plea In Uttam Nagar Holi Death Case
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    “Don’t Demoralize The Force”: Supreme Court Refuses CBI Probe Plea In Uttam Nagar Holi Death Case

    The Supreme Court refused to entertain a plea seeking a CBI probe into the Uttam Nagar Holi death case and asked the victim’s family to approach the Delhi Police Commissioner first. The Court said safety and protection issues are administrative matters that the police can handle.

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    Supreme Court Refuses to Hear Plea Against Hindu Pujas at Karnataka’s Aland Dargah
    Supreme Court Refuses to Hear Plea Against Hindu Pujas at Karnataka’s Aland Dargah
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    Supreme Court Refuses to Hear Plea Against Hindu Pujas at Karnataka’s Aland Dargah

    The Supreme Court refused to hear the Aland Ladle Mashaik Dargah management’s plea seeking to stop Maha Shivaratri and Hindu rituals on its premises, as Justices Dipankar Datta and S.C. Sharma held that an Article 32 petition was not maintainable.

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    Responsibility of the Guilty Officer Needs to Be Fixed: Supreme Court Slams Registry After Same FIR Listed Before Two Benches
    Responsibility of the Guilty Officer Needs to Be Fixed: Supreme Court Slams Registry After Same FIR Listed Before Two Benches
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    Responsibility of the Guilty Officer Needs to Be Fixed: Supreme Court Slams Registry for Mis-Listing Connected Petitions Before Different Benches

    The Supreme Court sought a detailed explanation from its Registry after two petitions arising from the same FIR and impugned order were listed before separate Benches, directing the facts be placed before the Chief Justice and accountability fixed accordingly.

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