The Supreme Court reserved its verdict on Punjab Minister Sanjeev Arora's request to undergo treatment at a private hospital while in judicial custody, with the ED opposing the plea.
The Supreme Court has made a surprising observation regarding the social environment. The court stated that abusive language, vulgar language, and foul language are not obscenity unless they have the potential to corrupt or incite violence. For such abuse to be punishable, the conditions under Section 294-B must be met. This means that if such.
New Delhi: The Supreme Court has dismissed a review petition challenging its March 24 judgment, which held that a person who has converted to Christianity and continues to profess and practise the faith cannot claim Scheduled Caste (SC) status or invoke protections under the Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes (Prevention of Atrocities) Act. A bench.
The Supreme Court on Monday clarified that an accused does not have an unqualified right to have an advocate continuously present throughout police interrogation, holding that Section 38 of the Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita (BNSS) only guarantees the right to meet a lawyer during interrogation and not the lawyer's uninterrupted physical presence.
"There should be a protocol in place. There should be proper space and no restriction. But if there is some anti-social elements etc. that can be taken care of. This is not a question of Delhi only. Uniformity of protocol is needed," CJI remarked.
The Supreme Court is set to hear petitions seeking a court-monitored probe into alleged financial irregularities in Ram Temple donations. The Uttar Pradesh government is expected to present its stand on reconstituting the SIT.
The apex court also asked the Centre to explain the roles of the newly appointed Additional Directors General for security, surveillance, and vigilance, and the progress made in this regard so far.
New Delhi: The Supreme Court has ordered maintenance of status quo on construction activities allegedly being carried out in the Yamuna river channel in Uttar Pradesh’s Vrindavan, saying its primary concern was to ensure that the ecological flow of the river is maintained. A Bench of Justices J.B. Pardiwala and K.V. Viswanathan passed the direction.
New Delhi: The Supreme Court on Thursday cancelled the bail granted to Sonam Raghuvanshi, one of the accused in the alleged murder of her husband, Raja Raghuvanshi, during their honeymoon in Meghalaya last year. The apex court held that she was not entitled to bail and directed her to surrender before the trial court within.
