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    Karur Stampede| BJP Leader Moves Supreme Court After HC Refuses CBI Probe in Vijay Rally Tragedy, CJI Gavai Agrees to Hear on Oct 10
    Karur Stampede| BJP Leader Moves Supreme Court After HC Refuses CBI Probe in Vijay Rally Tragedy, CJI Gavai Agrees to Hear on Oct 10
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    Karur Stampede| BJP Leader Moves Supreme Court After HC Refuses CBI Probe in Vijay Rally Tragedy, CJI Gavai Agrees to Hear on Oct 10

    Today, On 7th October, BJP leader Uma Anandan has approached the Supreme Court after the High Court refused to order a CBI probe into the Karur Vijay Rally stampede. Chief Justice BR Gavai agreed to list the case for hearing on October 10.

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    Vijay Rally Stampede: Madras High Court Orders SIT Probe After Madurai Bench Rejects CBI Inquiry
    Vijay Rally Stampede: Madras High Court Orders SIT Probe After Madurai Bench Rejects CBI Inquiry
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    BREAKING: Vijay’s Party Alleges Police Lathicharge Triggered Deadly Karur Stampede in Madras High Court

    Vijay’s Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam told the Madras High Court that a police lathicharge caused the Karur stampede killing 41 people. The DMK government dismissed the claim as “baseless.”

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    "Allegations False": TVK Leaders Move Madras High Court For Pre-Arrest Bail In Karur Stampede Case
    "Allegations False": TVK Leaders Move Madras High Court For Pre-Arrest Bail In Karur Stampede Case
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    “Allegations False”: TVK Leaders Move Madras High Court For Pre-Arrest Bail In Karur Stampede Case

    TVK leaders Bussy Anand and CT Nirmal Kumar, named in the Karur stampede FIR that killed 41, told the Madras High Court allegations against them are “false” and “politically motivated.” Police, however, blame TVK’s mismanagement for the tragedy.

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    “Mere Presence Isn’t Guilt”: Supreme Court Rules on Unlawful Assembly and Innocent Bystanders
    “Mere Presence Isn’t Guilt”: Supreme Court Rules on Unlawful Assembly and Innocent Bystanders
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    Supreme Court Examines Uniform Pay for Consumer Commission Members Across States

    SC hears suo motu case on pay disparities in consumer commissions, stressing uniform salaries and allowances. Next hearing set for October 2025.

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    Tamil Nadu to Challenge Supreme Court Order on TET Exam Deadline for Teachers
    Tamil Nadu to Challenge Supreme Court Order on TET Exam Deadline for Teachers
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    Tamil Nadu to Challenge Supreme Court Order on TET Exam Deadline for Teachers

    Tamil Nadu will move the Supreme Court against its order requiring in-service teachers to clear TET within two years or face compulsory retirement. The state says applying the rule retrospectively is “unfair and unsustainable.”

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    Assent To Bills | Day 11 | No Issue If Governor Returns a Bill With a Message, But Can He Indefinitely Withhold?: Supreme Court Reserves Judgment
    Assent To Bills | Day 11 | No Issue If Governor Returns a Bill With a Message, But Can He Indefinitely Withhold?: Supreme Court Reserves Judgment
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    Assent To Bills | Day 11 | No Issue If Governor Returns a Bill With a Message, But Can He Indefinitely Withhold?: Supreme Court Reserves Judgment

    Today, on 11th September, on Day 11 of the Presidential Reference Row on Assent to Bills, the Supreme Court discussed the Governor’s powers regarding bills. The CJI asked, “No issue if Governor returns a Bill with a message, but can he indefinitely withhold?” Judgment has been reserved.

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    BREAKING | Presidential Reference Row| If One Wing of Democracy Fails, Would the Court Be Powerless and Forced to Sit Idle?: CJI Questions Centre 
    BREAKING | Presidential Reference Row| If One Wing of Democracy Fails, Would the Court Be Powerless and Forced to Sit Idle?: CJI Questions Centre 
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    BREAKING | Presidential Reference Row| If One Wing of Democracy Fails, Would the Court Be Powerless and Forced to Sit Idle?: CJI Questions Centre 

    Today, on 11th September, in the Presidential Reference Row, CJI Gavai asks, “If one wing of democracy fails, would the Court be powerless and forced to sit idle?” He questions the Centre, stressing the judiciary’s role as custodian of the Constitution and protector of democratic principles.

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    Assent To Bills | Day 11 | No Issue If Governor Returns a Bill With a Message, But Can He Indefinitely Withhold?: Supreme Court Reserves Judgment
    Assent To Bills | Day 11 | No Issue If Governor Returns a Bill With a Message, But Can He Indefinitely Withhold?: Supreme Court Reserves Judgment
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    Assent To Bills | Day 10 | How Can You Claim False Alarm If Governors Have Been Sitting on Bills for Four Years?: CJI Questions Centre 

    Today, on 10th September, on Day 10 of the Presidential Reference Row on Assent to Bills, Chief Justice of India questioned the Centre, asking, “How can you claim ‘false alarm’ if Governors have been sitting on bills for four years?”

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    BREAKING | Presidential Reference Row| Governor Is Not a Servant of Government, but an Independent Constitutional Office: Centre Tells Supreme Court
    BREAKING | Presidential Reference Row| Governor Is Not a Servant of Government, but an Independent Constitutional Office: Centre Tells Supreme Court
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    BREAKING | Presidential Reference Row| Governor Is Not a Servant of Government, but an Independent Constitutional Office: Centre Tells Supreme Court

    Today, on 10th September, In the ongoing Presidential Reference Row, the Centre told the Supreme Court that the Governor is not a servant of the government but an independent constitutional office, exercising implied discretion to uphold and defend the Constitution in crucial circumstances.

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    BREAKING | Presidential Reference Row: Governor Cannot Return Bills Without Saying Why: CJI Gavai
    BREAKING | Presidential Reference Row: Governor Cannot Return Bills Without Saying Why: CJI Gavai
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    BREAKING | Presidential Reference Row: Citizen Cannot Become a Sitting Duck: Advocate Tells Supreme Court

    Today, on 10th September, in the Presidential Reference Row, Advocate Avani Bansal tells the Supreme Court that citizens cannot be left helpless due to delays in gubernatorial decisions. Timely action is essential to prevent arbitrary use of powers by Governors and preserve constitutional governance.

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