Supreme Court: Home Secretary Apologises In Contempt Case, Defends October 10 Delhi Internet Shutdown As Proportionate

In his reply to the Supreme Court’s contempt notice over the October 10 Delhi protest curbs, Union Home Secretary Govind Mohan has apologised unconditionally, but argued that the cellular internet suspension was proportionate and asked for leave to impose such suspensions in future. New Delhi: There was no wilful or deliberate non-compliance with its orders, […]

Supreme Court Pulls Up Centre Over CCTV in Police Stations Delay, Orders Union Home Secretary To Appear

The Supreme Court has asked the Union Home Secretary to appear before it to assist in the implementation of CCTV cameras in police stations. The Court expressed dissatisfaction over delays and stressed proper monitoring and standardisation of CCTV systems across India.

Punjab-Haryana HC Rejects Punjab’s Plea on Bhakra Water Release, Says Centre Can Be Approached

The Punjab and Haryana High Court dismissed Punjab’s plea to modify its May 6 order on releasing water to Haryana from Bhakra Dams. The court stated Punjab could still refer the matter to the central government. Punjab’s arguments regarding procedural shortcomings and material facts were rejected, affirming compliance with prior decisions.