Kapil Sibal and Prashant Bhushan strongly criticized the US military strike on Iran, calling it illegal and dangerous. They urged the Indian government to clearly condemn the US action without any vague statements.
The Supreme Court of India criticized a Magistrate’s issuance of bailable warrants against Alisha Berry in a domestic violence case filed by her mother-in-law under the D.V. Act. The Court deemed the warrants unnecessary and agreed to transfer the case from Delhi to Ludhiana, highlighting the quasi-criminal nature of D.V. proceedings.
The Supreme Court on Friday (20th Dec) addressed a plea alleging illegal construction near Uttarakhand’s Rajaji National Park, questioning its legitimacy. If violations are found, demolition may occur; otherwise, a penalty may be imposed. The court noted concerns about road construction breaching wildlife protection laws, emphasizing the need for compliance and accountability in environmental matters.
YouTuber Felix Jerald Today (Oct 28) moved the Delhi High Court alleging violation of his human rights by the Tamil Nadu police, which reportedly detained him illegally. Following his plea, Justice Manoj Kumar Ohri granted him time to file additional documents in support of his contention. Jerald was allegedly arrested for hosting an “objectionable” interview of another YouTuber Savukku Shankar on his YouTube channel. The interview purportedly contains objectionable remarks against the Madras High Court and the women police officers of the Tamil Nadu police. The high court listed the matter on December 16.
The Bombay High Court held that leave encashment is akin to salary and depriving a person of leave encashment would amount to violation of Constitutional right. The Court also noted that leave encashment, is considered as property. If an employee opts to accrue earned leave to their credit, then the right to encashment is established.
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The Supreme Court has requested the state of Tamil Nadu to clarify the infractions committed by the Vedanta copper smelter facility in Tuticorin, Tamil Nadu, to substantiate its closure. The case, dating back to 2018, revolves around allegations of severe pollution and health issues. The arguments are set to continue on February 29.
The Supreme Court of India has granted interim relief to Umar Ansari, son of Mukhtar Ansari, in a case alleging election code violation. This temporary reprieve halts coercive action against him and awaits further orders. The decision is pivotal in India’s pursuit of electoral integrity, requiring a detailed examination of the allegations and evidence.