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Highlights: Supreme Court Backs Centre On Scrapping Of Jammu & Kashmir Special Status
Article 370 of the Constitution, which bestowed special status on the erstwhile state of Jammu and Kashmir, was a "temporary provision", the Supreme Court ruled on Monday.
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How Article 35A Returned To Spotlight In Supreme Court's J&K Hearing
The ongoing hearing in the Supreme Court on petitions challenging the centre's 2019 decision to strip Jammu and Kashmir of its special status has brought Article 35A of the Constitution back into the spotlight.
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Article 35A Denied J&K Non-Residents Their Key Rights: Supreme Court
Article 35A of the Constitution has deprived people not residing in Jammu and Kashmir of some key constitutional rights, Chief Justice of India DY Chandrachud said today.
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Scrapped Article 35A Took Away Fundamental Rights: Chief Justice Of India
The Supreme Court on Monday prima facie agreed with the Centre's submission on pleas challenging the abrogation of Article 370 that the Constitution of Jammu and Kashmir is "subordinate" to the Indian Constitution, which is on a higher pedestal.
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Article 35A Contributed To Terrorism In J&K: Centre Tells Supreme Court
Justifying the abrogation of Article 35A, which accorded special rights and privileges to natives of erstwhile state of Jammu and Kashmir, the Centre has told the Supreme Court that the provision was discriminatory especially against women marrying outsiders and a serious obstacle to the socio-economic development.
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"J&K Situation Very Sensitive, Government Should Get Time": Supreme Court
The situation in Jammu and Kashmir is "very sensitive" andreasonable time should be given to government to ensure normalcy, Supreme Court said today.
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Top Court To Take 'In-Chamber' Decision On Plea Challenging Article 35A
The Supreme Court said today that it would take an "in-chamber" decision on listing of a petition challenging the constitutional validity of Article 35A, which provides special rights and privileges to permanent residents of Jammu and Kashmir.
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BJP Sure Of Winning Kashmir Civic Polls Amid Political Boycott
The electoral boycott by the People's Democratic Party (PDP) and National Conference may help the BJP win the upcoming local body elections in Jammu and Kashmir without even contesting. With just a week to go for the first phase of the elections, the party has already won two municipal committees in terrorism-hit South Kashmir despite having minima...
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Kashmir Trudges Towards Local Body Polls In Shadow Of Fear, Uncertainty
A short drive from Srinagar, the district of Pulwama in Jammu and Kashmir was once the once the bastion of Mufti Mohammad Sayeed's family. It is now considered among the most volatile regions in the valley. Security forces are everywhere but not so easily found are political workers.
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Hearing On Article 35A In Supreme Court Adjourned Till January
A hearing for a clutch of closely-watched cases challenging Article 35A of the constitution has been deferred by the Supreme Court after the state and the central governments requested it to be pushed back, saying it could trigger unrest and affect efforts to organise long-delayed local body elections by the end of this year.
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Highlights: Supreme Court Backs Centre On Scrapping Of Jammu & Kashmir Special Status
Article 370 of the Constitution, which bestowed special status on the erstwhile state of Jammu and Kashmir, was a "temporary provision", the Supreme Court ruled on Monday.
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How Article 35A Returned To Spotlight In Supreme Court's J&K Hearing
The ongoing hearing in the Supreme Court on petitions challenging the centre's 2019 decision to strip Jammu and Kashmir of its special status has brought Article 35A of the Constitution back into the spotlight.
-
Article 35A Denied J&K Non-Residents Their Key Rights: Supreme Court
Article 35A of the Constitution has deprived people not residing in Jammu and Kashmir of some key constitutional rights, Chief Justice of India DY Chandrachud said today.
-
Scrapped Article 35A Took Away Fundamental Rights: Chief Justice Of India
The Supreme Court on Monday prima facie agreed with the Centre's submission on pleas challenging the abrogation of Article 370 that the Constitution of Jammu and Kashmir is "subordinate" to the Indian Constitution, which is on a higher pedestal.
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Article 35A Contributed To Terrorism In J&K: Centre Tells Supreme Court
Justifying the abrogation of Article 35A, which accorded special rights and privileges to natives of erstwhile state of Jammu and Kashmir, the Centre has told the Supreme Court that the provision was discriminatory especially against women marrying outsiders and a serious obstacle to the socio-economic development.
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"J&K Situation Very Sensitive, Government Should Get Time": Supreme Court
The situation in Jammu and Kashmir is "very sensitive" andreasonable time should be given to government to ensure normalcy, Supreme Court said today.
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Top Court To Take 'In-Chamber' Decision On Plea Challenging Article 35A
The Supreme Court said today that it would take an "in-chamber" decision on listing of a petition challenging the constitutional validity of Article 35A, which provides special rights and privileges to permanent residents of Jammu and Kashmir.
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BJP Sure Of Winning Kashmir Civic Polls Amid Political Boycott
The electoral boycott by the People's Democratic Party (PDP) and National Conference may help the BJP win the upcoming local body elections in Jammu and Kashmir without even contesting. With just a week to go for the first phase of the elections, the party has already won two municipal committees in terrorism-hit South Kashmir despite having minima...
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Kashmir Trudges Towards Local Body Polls In Shadow Of Fear, Uncertainty
A short drive from Srinagar, the district of Pulwama in Jammu and Kashmir was once the once the bastion of Mufti Mohammad Sayeed's family. It is now considered among the most volatile regions in the valley. Security forces are everywhere but not so easily found are political workers.
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Hearing On Article 35A In Supreme Court Adjourned Till January
A hearing for a clutch of closely-watched cases challenging Article 35A of the constitution has been deferred by the Supreme Court after the state and the central governments requested it to be pushed back, saying it could trigger unrest and affect efforts to organise long-delayed local body elections by the end of this year.
