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Supreme Court Says Will Close Most Hate Speech Petitions Pending Since 2021
The Supreme Court on Tuesday said it will close most of the petitions related to hate speeches pending since 2021 and in which the court has asked police to suo motu register FIRs.
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TVK Chief Vijay Appears Before CBI In Karur Stampede Case
The stampede occurred on September 27 last year at a massive political rally addressed by Vijay, marking one of the deadliest crowd disasters in Tamil Nadu's recent political history.
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"Don't Want AI-Generated Forests': Top Court's Rap Over Plea To Cut 473 Trees
The Delhi Development Authority or DDA, which sought permission to cut 473 trees in the Delhi Ridge area to complete a road leading to the Central Armed Police Forces Institute of Medical Sciences, was pulled up by the Supreme Court today.
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What Supreme Court Said Denying Bail To Umar Khalid, Sharjeel Imam
The Supreme Court on Monday refused to grant bail to Umar Khalid and Sharjeel Imam, agreeing with Delhi Polices argument that the two accused stand on a "qualitatively different footing" compared to others in the case.
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"Anarchy Can't Be Allowed': Supreme Court Seeks Centre's Reply On Bengal SIR Security
"Anarchy cannot be allowed," Supreme Court warned on Tuesday as it sought responses from the Centre and the Election Commission of India on a petition demanding the deployment of Central forces to protect electoral officers engaged in SIR in Bengal
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"Not Inclined To Monitor Every Incident Of Hate Speech": Supreme Court
The Supreme Court said on Tuesday that it is not inclined to either legislate or monitor every incident of hate speech across the country, as legislative measures, police stations, and high courts are already in place.
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Top Court Concerned After Kerala Students 'Coerced' To Speak Hindi In Delhi
"We are one country", the Supreme Court asserted on Tuesday while expressing concern over a recent incident in Delhi where two students from Kerala were allegedly assaulted by police and locals near the Red Fort, "coerced" to speak Hindi.
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Top Court Wants CBI To Probe Digital Arrests As Centre Flags Thailand Links
The Supreme Court on Monday said it might ask the CBI to investigate the growing number of cyber fraud and 'digital arrest' cases - in which people are cheated of hard-earned money by gangs of criminals posing as government or police officers.
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3 Arrested For Theft From Cars Parked Near Bharat Mandapam, Supreme Court
The Delhi Police has arrested three members of the 'Thak-Thak' gang who allegedly stole laptops and valuables from parked cars across the city including near Bharat Mandapam and the Supreme Court, an official said on Thursday.
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"Why No CCTV Cameras In Police Stations?" Supreme Court's Question To Rajasthan
The Supreme Court on Tuesday asked tough questions about the lack of CCTV cameras in interrogation rooms of police stations in Rajasthan.
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Supreme Court Says Will Close Most Hate Speech Petitions Pending Since 2021
The Supreme Court on Tuesday said it will close most of the petitions related to hate speeches pending since 2021 and in which the court has asked police to suo motu register FIRs.
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TVK Chief Vijay Appears Before CBI In Karur Stampede Case
The stampede occurred on September 27 last year at a massive political rally addressed by Vijay, marking one of the deadliest crowd disasters in Tamil Nadu's recent political history.
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"Don't Want AI-Generated Forests': Top Court's Rap Over Plea To Cut 473 Trees
The Delhi Development Authority or DDA, which sought permission to cut 473 trees in the Delhi Ridge area to complete a road leading to the Central Armed Police Forces Institute of Medical Sciences, was pulled up by the Supreme Court today.
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What Supreme Court Said Denying Bail To Umar Khalid, Sharjeel Imam
The Supreme Court on Monday refused to grant bail to Umar Khalid and Sharjeel Imam, agreeing with Delhi Polices argument that the two accused stand on a "qualitatively different footing" compared to others in the case.
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"Anarchy Can't Be Allowed': Supreme Court Seeks Centre's Reply On Bengal SIR Security
"Anarchy cannot be allowed," Supreme Court warned on Tuesday as it sought responses from the Centre and the Election Commission of India on a petition demanding the deployment of Central forces to protect electoral officers engaged in SIR in Bengal
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"Not Inclined To Monitor Every Incident Of Hate Speech": Supreme Court
The Supreme Court said on Tuesday that it is not inclined to either legislate or monitor every incident of hate speech across the country, as legislative measures, police stations, and high courts are already in place.
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Top Court Concerned After Kerala Students 'Coerced' To Speak Hindi In Delhi
"We are one country", the Supreme Court asserted on Tuesday while expressing concern over a recent incident in Delhi where two students from Kerala were allegedly assaulted by police and locals near the Red Fort, "coerced" to speak Hindi.
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Top Court Wants CBI To Probe Digital Arrests As Centre Flags Thailand Links
The Supreme Court on Monday said it might ask the CBI to investigate the growing number of cyber fraud and 'digital arrest' cases - in which people are cheated of hard-earned money by gangs of criminals posing as government or police officers.
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3 Arrested For Theft From Cars Parked Near Bharat Mandapam, Supreme Court
The Delhi Police has arrested three members of the 'Thak-Thak' gang who allegedly stole laptops and valuables from parked cars across the city including near Bharat Mandapam and the Supreme Court, an official said on Thursday.
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"Why No CCTV Cameras In Police Stations?" Supreme Court's Question To Rajasthan
The Supreme Court on Tuesday asked tough questions about the lack of CCTV cameras in interrogation rooms of police stations in Rajasthan.
