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    2019 Naxal Attack Case| Can Only Go Out Of Gadchiroli To Attend Trial Proceedings: Supreme Court Grants Interim Bail to Accused
    2019 Naxal Attack Case| Can Only Go Out Of Gadchiroli To Attend Trial Proceedings: Supreme Court Grants Interim Bail to Accused
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    2019 Naxal Attack Case| Can Only Go Out Of Gadchiroli To Attend Trial Proceedings: Supreme Court Grants Interim Bail to Accused

    The Supreme Court granted interim bail to Kailash Ramchandani, alleged Naxal sympathizer linked to the 2019 Gadchiroli IED blast that killed fifteen policemen, with Chief Justice Surya Kant and Justice Joymalya Bagchi imposing strict conditions during the bail order.

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    “Justice Must Not Be Handcuffed By Procedure”: Supreme Court Allows Sessions Court to Summon Accused Even Without Chargesheet
    “Justice Must Not Be Handcuffed By Procedure”: Supreme Court Allows Sessions Court to Summon Accused Even Without Chargesheet
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    “Justice Must Not Be Handcuffed By Procedure”: Supreme Court Allows Sessions Court to Summon Accused Even Without Chargesheet

    Supreme Court says Sessions Court can summon a person even if police did not name them in chargesheet, if enough evidence is present. This is allowed right at the start of the trial under Section 193 CrPC.

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    BREAKING | CJI Gavai Reconstitutes Supreme Court Gender Sensitisation and Internal Complaints Committee: Full List of GSICC Members (2025)
    BREAKING | CJI Gavai Reconstitutes Supreme Court Gender Sensitisation and Internal Complaints Committee: Full List of GSICC Members (2025)
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    BREAKING | CJI Gavai Reconstitutes Supreme Court Gender Sensitisation and Internal Complaints Committee: Full List of GSICC Members (2025)

    CJI Gavai Today (Aug 6) restructured Supreme Court’s GSICC committee on 6 August 2025 to address sexual harassment complaints. This step reaffirms its commitment to workplace safety and gender sensitivity.

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    Why Article 142 Is in Spotlight: VP Dhankhar’s ‘Nuclear Missile’ Remark Sparks Debate
    BREAKING | "Parliament Is Supreme, No Authority Above It": VP Jagdeep Dhankhar Again Questions Remit Of The Judiciary
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    BREAKING | “Parliament Is Supreme, No Authority Above It”: VP Jagdeep Dhankhar Again Slams Judiciary’s Use of Article 142

    VP Jagdeep Dhankhar Today (April 22) said Parliament is the top authority and MPs control the Constitution. He warned Article 142 is being misused as a “nuclear missile” by the judiciary.

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