Calling a woman ‘Illegitimate wife’ or ‘Faithful mistress’ is a violation of the Constitution
“Calling the wife of a marriage declared as void as an illegitimate wife is very inappropriate. It affects the dignity of the concerned woman,”it said.
People are unwilling to work because they are receiving free rations and money
Instead of providing free rations and financial assistance, it would be better to integrate such individuals into the mainstream society so that they can contribute to the country’s development.
How can the violators of the law make the laws ? : Supreme Court
The petition demanded imposing a life ban on convicted politicians and to fast-track trials pending against them in various courts.
Necrophilia is not rape
Additional Solicitor General Aman Panwar argued that the term “body” in Section 375(c) of the BNS should also include a dead body. He pointed out that the seventh clause of the definition of rape states that if a woman is incapable of giving consent, the act should be deemed as rape.
Are you waiting for an auspicious time to expel infiltrators ? : SC
When you declare someone a foreign national, you must take the next logical step. You cannot keep them in detention centres indefinitely. Article 21 of the Constitution exists.
Events cannot be organized at demolished, encroached religious sites
Seeking permission to celebrate Urs at a demolished dargah is an extreme violation of the law. How did they even dare to take this matter to the Supreme Court ?
‘Maha Kumbha means obscenity; Shrikrushna, Shriram are criminals’ : Anti-Hindu remarks by Nirdesh Singh
Nirdesh Singh has stated that Maha Kumbha is obscenity and Shrikrushna and Shriram are criminals. In this case, Supreme Court advocate Amita Sachdeva has filed a complaint against her at the Cyber Police Station.
Joint Parliamentary Committee passes the Waqf Amendment Bill
The chairman of the committee, MP Jagdambika Pal, said that now the report will be presented before Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla on January 30th. He will take further action.
Illegal conversion of a person is not as serious as murder, rape or robbery
The Supreme Court granted him bail, saying that ‘illegal conversion is not a crime as serious as murder, rape or robbery’. A two-judge bench headed by Justice J.B. Pardiwala announced the verdict.
US to extradite Mumbai terror accused Tahawwur Rana to India
US Supreme Court has permitted extradition of Tahawwur Rana, a terrorist of Pakistani origin, and an accused in 26/11 Mumbai terror attack.