India, Supreme Court and bulldozer justice
India’s top court cracks down on use of bulldozers to demolish homes of crime suspects
Cow slaughter is punished by seven years in jail in Madhya Pradesh, and the burden of proof is on the accused. Slaughter of the cow, which some Hindu people worship as a deity, and its progeny is banned in most of India as is the consumption of their meat.
India’s Supreme Court banned the use of so-called “bulldozer justice,” the government demolition of homes by state ...
India's Supreme Court on Wednesday strongly criticised states which were demolishing properties of suspected criminals, a ...
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NEET-PG 2024 hearing: Fresh plea to cancel NEET-PG counselling filed with Supreme CourtA fresh petition has been filed at the Supreme Court of India, requesting the suspension of the ongoing counselling for the ...
The Supreme Court on Tuesday expressed grave concern over the alarming trend of accused persons from foreign countries ...
SC decides to add Union of India as a party to the litigation and asks solicitor general of India or counsel assisting him, ...
The Supreme Court on Wednesday laid down pan-India guidelines to prevent arbitrary demolitions of properties in the country.
The Telangana High Court is slated to hear a plea challenging the ₹3,500 fee charged by Bar Council of India (BCI) to ...
A lawyer is urging the Supreme Court to address the alarming condition of bridges in Bihar, citing numerous collapses. He's ...
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