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AP High Court Grants Parole to Lifer for Son’s Wedding in Exceptional Case Citing Rule 27

Trending Today AP High Court Grants Parole to Lifer for Son’s Wedding in Exceptional Case Citing Rule 27 ED Arrests Gujarat Samachar Owner Bahubali Shah: Political Uproar as Congress, AAP Accuse BJP of Silencing Media Rajnath Singh Urges IMF to Reconsider $1 Billion Pakistan Loan Over Terror Funding Allegations Electricity Reaches 17 Remote Naxal-Affected Villages in Chhattisgarh for the First Time Supreme Court Slams Telangana Over Kancha Gachibowli Deforestation, Threatens Contempt Action Supreme Court Legal Aid Campaign Empowers 3,800 Inmates in Landmark Justice Initiative Madhya Pradesh High Court Slams Police Over Flawed FIR in Minister Vijay Shah–Col. Sofiya Qureshi Hate Speech Case IAEA Confirms No Radiation Leak at Pakistan’s Kirana Hills Amid India-Pakistan Tensions Precedential Value of Judgments: Does Bench Size or Majority Matter? A Case Study of Trimurthi Fragrances vs. Govt. of NCT Delhi Dhaka University Student Leader Fatally Stabbed After Concert Near Campus Entrance AP High Court Grants Parole to Lifer for Son’s Wedding in Exceptional Case Citing Rule 27 MAHI SINHA 16 May 2025 The Andhra Pradesh High Court allowed a lifer to attend his son’s wedding under exceptional circumstances, citing Rule 27 of the Suspension of Sentence on Parole Rules 2024. Learn about the unique legal reasoning and case details here. AP High Court Permits Lifer to Attend Son’s Wedding in Exceptional Circumstances In a noteworthy judgment, the Andhra Pradesh High Court granted parole to a life-term convict to attend his son’s wedding. This rare allowance was made despite the presence of a co-convict already on parole, which typically restricts such permissions under standard procedure. Background: Vennapusa Raghunath Reddy vs. State of Andhra Pradesh The petitioner, Vennapusa Raghunath Reddy, son of lifer Vennapusa Gangadhar Reddy, approached the court seeking temporary parole for his father. The father was convicted and serving a life sentence. Although parole had already been granted, it was conditional upon the return of another parolee involved in the same case. The respondents cited concerns under Rule 27 of the Parole Rules (G.O. Ms. No.04, Home (Paroles & HRC) Department, dated 06.01.2025), which emphasize the prevention of law and order issues when multiple co-convicts are out on parole simultaneously. Parole Denial Due to Co-Convict Already on Parole On March 26, 2025, another co-convict, Vemireddy Bala Chinnareddy, was granted a 30-day parole, which was later extended by 15 days, expiring on May 14, 2025. Authorities argued that until his return, granting parole to another convict involved in the same offense could potentially disrupt peace and security. Court’s Interpretation of Rule 27 and Final Ruling A Division Bench comprising Chief Justice Dhiraj Singh Thakur and Justice R. Raghunandan Rao evaluated the case under Rule 27 of the Suspension of Sentence on Parole Rules 2024. The bench observed that although the Rule requires the jail superintendent to ensure public safety, this case stood out due to its “exceptional” nature. Since the convict’s son was getting married on May 11, 2025, the court ruled that denying the parole would be unjust. It ordered the release of the lifer with proper police escort to attend the wedding on May 10 and May 11, 2025. Logistics and Final Orders by the Court The Kadapa Central Prison Superintendent was instructed to facilitate the convict’s travel with a police escort to the village where the wedding was scheduled. He was to be returned to prison by 5:00 PM on May 12, 2025. As a result, the writ appeal was officially dismissed, marking this as a significant case in the application of parole law in India. Conclusion: A Humanitarian Interpretation of Parole Law The ruling by the Andhra Pradesh High Court underscores the importance of judicial discretion and humanitarian considerations in the implementation of parole laws in India. While maintaining law and order is crucial, this exceptional case demonstrated how courts can balance security concerns with personal liberty and family values. Leave a Reply Cancel Reply Logged in as Sada Law. Edit your profile. Log out? Required fields are marked * Message* Live Cases AP High Court Grants Parole to Lifer for Son’s Wedding in Exceptional Case Citing Rule 27 AP High Court Grants Parole to Lifer for Son’s Wedding in Exceptional Case Citing Rule 27 Sada Law • May 16, 2025 • Live cases • No Comments ED Arrests Gujarat Samachar Owner Bahubali Shah: Political Uproar as Congress, AAP Accuse BJP of Silencing Media ED Arrests Gujarat Samachar Owner Bahubali Shah: Political Uproar as Congress, AAP Accuse BJP of Silencing Media Sada Law • May 16, 2025 • Live cases • No Comments Rajnath Singh Urges IMF to Reconsider $1 Billion Pakistan Loan Over Terror Funding Allegations Rajnath Singh Urges IMF to Reconsider $1 Billion Pakistan Loan Over Terror Funding Allegations Sada Law • May 16, 2025 • Live cases • No Comments 1 2 3 … 5 Next »

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ED Arrests Gujarat Samachar Owner Bahubali Shah: Political Uproar as Congress, AAP Accuse BJP of Silencing Media

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Trending Today ED Arrests Gujarat Samachar Owner Bahubali Shah: Political Uproar as Congress, AAP Accuse BJP of Silencing Media Rajnath Singh Urges IMF to Reconsider $1 Billion Pakistan Loan Over Terror Funding Allegations Electricity Reaches 17 Remote Naxal-Affected Villages in Chhattisgarh for the First Time Supreme Court Slams Telangana Over Kancha Gachibowli Deforestation, Threatens Contempt Action Supreme Court Legal Aid Campaign Empowers 3,800 Inmates in Landmark Justice Initiative Madhya Pradesh High Court Slams Police Over Flawed FIR in Minister Vijay Shah–Col. Sofiya Qureshi Hate Speech Case IAEA Confirms No Radiation Leak at Pakistan’s Kirana Hills Amid India-Pakistan Tensions Precedential Value of Judgments: Does Bench Size or Majority Matter? A Case Study of Trimurthi Fragrances vs. Govt. of NCT Delhi Dhaka University Student Leader Fatally Stabbed After Concert Near Campus Entrance False Claims of RSS Attack on Col. Sofiya Qureshi Go Viral, Police Confirm as Fake News ED Arrests Gujarat Samachar Owner Bahubali Shah: Political Uproar as Congress, AAP Accuse BJP of Silencing Media MAHI SINHA 16 May 2025 The Enforcement Directorate arrests Gujarat Samachar owner Bahubali Shah in a money laundering case, sparking political backlash. Congress and AAP allege misuse of central agencies by the BJP to silence independent media voices. ED Arrests Gujarat Samachar Owner Bahubali Shah in Money Laundering Probe In a significant development, the Enforcement Directorate (ED) has arrested Bahubali Shah, co-owner of Gujarat Samachar, the largest daily newspaper in Gujarat. Shah was taken into custody on Friday, 16 May 2025, in connection with a high-profile money laundering investigation involving multiple corporate entities. Raids Across Multiple Locations Lead to Arrest The ED conducted raids at several locations linked to Shah, who is associated with over 15 business entities. He is also a director at Lok Prakashan Limited, which owns both the Gujarat Samachar and GSTV news channel. His elder brother, Shreyansh Shah, serves as the Managing Editor of the newspaper. Health Concerns Following Arrest Shortly after his arrest, Bahubali Shah’s health deteriorated, prompting authorities to admit him to the hospital. As of now, the ED has not released an official statement explaining the basis for the arrest. Political Backlash: Congress and AAP Condemn BJP The arrest has triggered a major political storm, with opposition parties, particularly the Indian National Congress and the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP), accusing the ruling Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) of using central agencies to suppress critical media voices. Congress General Secretary K. C. Venugopal stated that the arrest was an attempt by the BJP to intimidate and manipulate independent media into compliance. “The Gujarat Samachar criticizes the Modi-led BJP government fearlessly. The ED arrest of Bahubali Shah is a tactic to pressure independent voices,” Venugopal tweeted. Opposition Sees Pattern of Suppression Opposition leaders noted that the ED and IT department had conducted searches at Gujarat Samachar and GSTV offices within 48 hours prior to the arrest. Former Delhi Chief Minister called the developments a sign of BJP’s discomfort with dissent and vowed that “this dictatorship will soon be overthrown by the people.” Political Leaders Rally Behind Gujarat Samachar Senior Congress leader Pawan Khera commented, “This is what happens to those who dare to say the emperor has no clothes.” He emphasized that Gujarat Samachar, a 93-year-old publication, has consistently challenged the establishment and paid the price for its courage. Jignesh Mevani, Gujarat MLA and Congress State Working President, echoed similar sentiments. He stated that the daily is being targeted due to its long-standing stance against the central government’s policies. Conclusion: A Growing Debate Over Media Freedom The arrest of Bahubali Shah has reignited the national conversation around press freedom and political interference in journalism. As the situation unfolds, it remains to be seen how this will impact the relationship between the media and the ruling establishment. Leave a Reply Cancel Reply Logged in as Sada Law. Edit your profile. Log out? 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Rajnath Singh Urges IMF to Reconsider $1 Billion Pakistan Loan Over Terror Funding Allegations

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Trending Today Rajnath Singh Urges IMF to Reconsider $1 Billion Pakistan Loan Over Terror Funding Allegations Electricity Reaches 17 Remote Naxal-Affected Villages in Chhattisgarh for the First Time Supreme Court Slams Telangana Over Kancha Gachibowli Deforestation, Threatens Contempt Action Supreme Court Legal Aid Campaign Empowers 3,800 Inmates in Landmark Justice Initiative Madhya Pradesh High Court Slams Police Over Flawed FIR in Minister Vijay Shah–Col. Sofiya Qureshi Hate Speech Case IAEA Confirms No Radiation Leak at Pakistan’s Kirana Hills Amid India-Pakistan Tensions Precedential Value of Judgments: Does Bench Size or Majority Matter? A Case Study of Trimurthi Fragrances vs. Govt. of NCT Delhi Dhaka University Student Leader Fatally Stabbed After Concert Near Campus Entrance False Claims of RSS Attack on Col. Sofiya Qureshi Go Viral, Police Confirm as Fake News Delhi High Court: Wife Who Quit Job to Care for Child Entitled to Maintenance Rajnath Singh Urges IMF to Reconsider $1 Billion Pakistan Loan Over Terror Funding Allegations MAHI SINHA 16 May 2025 India’s Defence Minister Rajnath Singh has raised serious concerns over the IMF’s $1 billion bailout to Pakistan, alleging the funds could support terror groups like Lashkar-e-Taiba and Jaish-e-Mohammed. Learn more about his statements and implications for global security. Rajnath Singh Urges IMF to Reconsider Pakistan’s Loan Over Terror Funding Speaking at the Bhuj airfield on May 16, 2025, Indian Defence Minister Rajnath Singh called on the International Monetary Fund (IMF) to reconsider its recent $1 billion bailout to Pakistan. Singh claimed the financial assistance may directly support terrorist activities by rebuilding the infrastructure of designated terrorist organizations. Reconstruction of Terror Networks in Muridke and Bahawalpur According to Singh, the Pakistani government has pledged support to revive the terror infrastructure of Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) and Jaish-e-Mohammed (JeM), located in Muridke and Bahawalpur respectively. These organizations have been responsible for numerous attacks against India, including the deadly Pahalgam incident that claimed 26 lives. Operation Sindoor and Pakistan’s Military Actions During the recent conflict, India launched Operation Sindoor to dismantle terror camps in Pakistan. Singh praised the Indian Air Force’s role, noting that Pakistan had retaliated by targeting multiple Indian military sites, including the Bhuj airfield. Concerns Over IMF Funding Used for Terrorism Singh argued that a significant portion of the IMF’s Extended Fund Facility (EFF) could be misused to finance terrorist operations. He questioned the logic behind providing economic aid to a country allegedly investing in terrorist networks, asking if this wouldn’t amount to indirect terror funding. 140 Million Rupees Allocated for Masood Azhar Rajnath Singh further claimed that Pakistan plans to allocate ₹14 crore (140 million rupees) to support Masood Azhar, a UN-designated terrorist. Singh highlighted that these funds come from ordinary Pakistani taxpayers, which raises global accountability questions. Visit by Rana Tanveer Hussain to Terror Sites Pakistani Minister Rana Tanveer Hussain recently visited Muridke, one of the key terror locations struck during Operation Sindoor. During his visit, he confirmed the government’s commitment to rebuilding the region’s infrastructure—further fuelling concerns over Pakistan’s intentions. Global Implications and India’s Stand India continues to protest the IMF’s decision, warning the global community that funding Pakistan at this critical juncture could contribute to international terrorism. Singh emphasized that any financial support to Pakistan without strict oversight could undermine global peace efforts. Conclusion: A Call for Vigilance in Global Financing India’s firm stance, as articulated by Rajnath Singh, raises critical questions about the responsibility of international financial institutions like the IMF when disbursing aid to nations with alleged links to terrorism. With claims that entities such as Lashkar-e-Taiba and Jaish-e-Mohammed could benefit from these funds, global powers must ensure strict scrutiny and transparency in loan utilization. As tensions between India and Pakistan remain high, the international community must prioritize peace and security over unchecked financial assistance. The world cannot afford to overlook signs of indirect terror financing. Leave a Reply Cancel Reply Logged in as Sada Law. Edit your profile. Log out? Required fields are marked * Message* Live Cases Rajnath Singh Urges IMF to Reconsider $1 Billion Pakistan Loan Over Terror Funding Allegations Rajnath Singh Urges IMF to Reconsider $1 Billion Pakistan Loan Over Terror Funding Allegations Sada Law • May 16, 2025 • Live cases • No Comments Electricity Reaches 17 Remote Naxal-Affected Villages in Chhattisgarh for the First Time Electricity Reaches 17 Remote Naxal-Affected Villages in Chhattisgarh for the First Time Sada Law • May 16, 2025 • Live cases • No Comments Supreme Court Slams Telangana Over Kancha Gachibowli Deforestation, Threatens Contempt Action Supreme Court Slams Telangana Over Kancha Gachibowli Deforestation, Threatens Contempt Action Sada Law • May 16, 2025 • Live cases • No Comments 1 2 3 … 5 Next »

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Electricity Reaches 17 Remote Naxal-Affected Villages in Chhattisgarh for the First Time

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Trending Today Rajnath Singh Urges IMF to Reconsider $1 Billion Pakistan Loan Over Terror Funding Allegations Electricity Reaches 17 Remote Naxal-Affected Villages in Chhattisgarh for the First Time Supreme Court Slams Telangana Over Kancha Gachibowli Deforestation, Threatens Contempt Action Supreme Court Legal Aid Campaign Empowers 3,800 Inmates in Landmark Justice Initiative Madhya Pradesh High Court Slams Police Over Flawed FIR in Minister Vijay Shah–Col. Sofiya Qureshi Hate Speech Case IAEA Confirms No Radiation Leak at Pakistan’s Kirana Hills Amid India-Pakistan Tensions Precedential Value of Judgments: Does Bench Size or Majority Matter? A Case Study of Trimurthi Fragrances vs. Govt. of NCT Delhi Dhaka University Student Leader Fatally Stabbed After Concert Near Campus Entrance False Claims of RSS Attack on Col. Sofiya Qureshi Go Viral, Police Confirm as Fake News Delhi High Court: Wife Who Quit Job to Care for Child Entitled to Maintenance Electricity Reaches 17 Remote Naxal-Affected Villages in Chhattisgarh for the First Time MAHI SINHA 16 May 2025 For the first time, 17 remote Naxal-affected villages in Chhattisgarh‘s Mohla-Manpur-Ambagarh Chowki district receive electricity under the Mukhyamantri Majratola Vidyutikaran Yojana, transforming the lives of over 540 rural households. Electrification Reaches Remote Naxal-Affected Villages in Chhattisgarh For the first time in decades, electricity has reached 17 remote and previously unconnected villages in the Mohla-Manpur-Ambagarh Chowki district of Chhattisgarh, a region heavily affected by Naxalite activity. As part of the state’s ongoing rural electrification efforts, 540 households have been powered through the main electricity grid for the first time. A Milestone Under the Mukhyamantri Majratola Vidyutikaran Yojana The project was executed under the Mukhyamantri Majratola Vidyutikaran Yojana, with an investment of ₹3 crore. This government scheme focuses on bringing power to isolated and underdeveloped hamlets across Chhattisgarh. Challenges of Electrifying Conflict Zones Due to dense forests and mountainous terrain, the task of laying grid lines in this Naxal-prone region was daunting. Despite previous solar panel installations, frequent theft and maintenance issues left many residents relying on kerosene lamps for lighting. Students were among the worst affected, often studying under dim kerosene lights. Villages Celebrated Their First Light Villages including Katuljhora, Kattapar, Bodra, Bukmarka, Sambalpur, Gattegahan, Pugda, Amakodo, Petemeta, Tatekasa, Kundalkal, Raimanhora, Nainguda, Metatodke, Kohkatola, Edasmeta, and Kunjakanhar now have electricity access. Celebrations broke out across these areas — children danced, and elders burst crackers in joy. Infrastructure Details and Progress Out of 540 households, 275 are now connected, with ongoing efforts to reach the rest. In Tatekasa, a 25 KVA transformer has been installed. The project also included constructing a 45-kilometer-long 11 KV line, setting up 87 low-tension poles, and installing 17 transformers. Overcoming Bureaucratic and Logistical Barriers One of the major hurdles was securing a No Objection Certificate (NOC) from the Forest Department. Transporting equipment through difficult terrain made the project even more complex. However, with dedicated efforts from engineers and technicians, the mission was successfully completed. Future Electrification Plans in Chhattisgarh The state government has confirmed that infrastructure development will remain a priority in sensitive and underdeveloped areas. More villages in and around the Bastar and Gadchiroli region—both known for Naxal influence—are next in line for grid connection. Conclusion: Lighting the Path to Rural Empowerment The electrification of these 17 remote Naxal-affected villages in Chhattisgarh is more than just a technical achievement — it is a powerful symbol of resilience, governance, and inclusive development. By overcoming geographical, bureaucratic, and security challenges, the state government has brought light and hope to communities that have lived in darkness for generations. This initiative under the Mukhyamantri Majratola Vidyutikaran Yojana sets a precedent for how targeted infrastructure development can transform lives and contribute to national progress. As the grid continues to expand, the promise of a brighter, more connected rural India is no longer a distant dream — it’s becoming a reality, one village at a time. Leave a Reply Cancel Reply Logged in as Sada Law. Edit your profile. Log out? 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Supreme Court Slams Telangana Over Kancha Gachibowli Deforestation, Threatens Contempt Action

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Trending Today Supreme Court Slams Telangana Over Kancha Gachibowli Deforestation, Threatens Contempt Action Supreme Court Legal Aid Campaign Empowers 3,800 Inmates in Landmark Justice Initiative Madhya Pradesh High Court Slams Police Over Flawed FIR in Minister Vijay Shah–Col. Sofiya Qureshi Hate Speech Case IAEA Confirms No Radiation Leak at Pakistan’s Kirana Hills Amid India-Pakistan Tensions Precedential Value of Judgments: Does Bench Size or Majority Matter? A Case Study of Trimurthi Fragrances vs. Govt. of NCT Delhi Dhaka University Student Leader Fatally Stabbed After Concert Near Campus Entrance False Claims of RSS Attack on Col. Sofiya Qureshi Go Viral, Police Confirm as Fake News Delhi High Court: Wife Who Quit Job to Care for Child Entitled to Maintenance Justice B.R. 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The court condemned the overnight felling of over 1,000 trees and warned that failure to restore the forest could result in contempt charges and possible interim detention for state officials. Judicial Scrutiny and the Role of the Bench A bench comprising Justices BR Gavai and AG Masih emphasized the urgent need to restore the status quo and safeguard the affected ecosystem. The court previously directed the State’s forest warden to take immediate action and review the CEC (Central Empowered Committee) spot inspection report. Senior Advocate AM Singhvi, appearing for the State, stated that although the counter-affidavit had been submitted, they had only received the CEC report hours before the hearing. He assured the court that all tree felling had ceased. Forest Density and Allegations of Pre-Planning Amicus Curiae, Senior Advocate K Parameshwar, pointed out that the CEC’s findings revealed that over 60% of the impacted land was either moderately or heavily forested. The Chief Justice of India (CJI) questioned the timing of the deforestation, which began during a long weekend, hinting at a deliberate attempt to evade oversight. The CJI criticized the use of heavy machinery and questioned the environmental clearance process, saying, “Were you cleared by the environment?” He added that unless the forest was restored, top officials, including the Chief Secretary, could face imprisonment. Plans for IT Infrastructure Amid Legal Backlash The State’s justification for the clearance—constructing an IT facility—lacked a restoration plan, leading to further criticism. The CJI emphasized that while sustainable development is supported, blatant misuse of judicial holidays for environmental destruction is unacceptable. Whistleblowers and Student Arrests Near Hyderabad University An interim application revealed that over 200 students from nearby Hyderabad University faced criminal charges for whistleblowing. Three FIRs have been filed, and some students remain in custody during exams. A nearby school was reportedly demolished during the deforestation operation. Although the Suo Motu notice focuses solely on forest preservation, the bench allowed whistleblowers to seek redress in the High Court. Background: TSIIC and Land Alienation for Industrial Use The controversy stems from a government order issued by the Telangana State Industrial Infrastructure Corporation (TSIIC), seeking to alienate 400 acres of forested land in Kancha Gachibowli to build IT infrastructure. The order was enacted in 2024, though the land had been acquired in 2012. The deforestation triggered public protests and legal challenges. The Telangana High Court temporarily halted the tree cutting on April 2, pending Supreme Court deliberation. Violation of Landmark Supreme Court Judgments The petitioners argue that the State’s actions violate landmark rulings in T.N. Godavarman Thirumulpad v. Union of India and Ashok Kumar Sharma v. Union of India, which mandate state-level forest identification based on dictionary definitions. The absence of an Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) as per the 2006 notification further intensifies the controversy. While the State defends its position, citing industrial land classification and reliance on Google imagery, activists and legal experts argue that due environmental procedures were bypassed. Next Steps in the Supreme Court Hearing The hearing is scheduled to resume on July 23, where the State will be expected to submit a detailed response and restoration plan. Until then, the spotlight remains on the Telangana government’s controversial land-clearing operation and the judiciary’s stand on environmental justice. Conclusion: A Critical Moment for Environmental Governance in Telangana The ongoing legal battle over the deforestation of the Kancha Gachibowli forest represents a pivotal test for India’s environmental governance and judicial oversight. With the Supreme Court taking a firm stance against what it calls a “pre-planned” environmental violation, the spotlight is now on the Telangana government to provide transparency, accountability, and a credible forest restoration plan. This case also highlights broader concerns around urban development, ecological sustainability, and adherence to established environmental laws like the EIA Notification 2006. As public interest litigation and whistleblower efforts continue to challenge administrative decisions, the verdict in this matter could set a significant precedent for future environmental disputes across India. Leave a Reply Cancel Reply Logged in as Sada Law. Edit your profile. Log out? 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Supreme Court Legal Aid Campaign Empowers 3,800 Inmates in Landmark Justice Initiative

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Trending Today Supreme Court Legal Aid Campaign Empowers 3,800 Inmates in Landmark Justice Initiative Madhya Pradesh High Court Slams Police Over Flawed FIR in Minister Vijay Shah–Col. Sofiya Qureshi Hate Speech Case IAEA Confirms No Radiation Leak at Pakistan’s Kirana Hills Amid India-Pakistan Tensions Precedential Value of Judgments: Does Bench Size or Majority Matter? A Case Study of Trimurthi Fragrances vs. Govt. of NCT Delhi Dhaka University Student Leader Fatally Stabbed After Concert Near Campus Entrance False Claims of RSS Attack on Col. Sofiya Qureshi Go Viral, Police Confirm as Fake News Delhi High Court: Wife Who Quit Job to Care for Child Entitled to Maintenance Justice B.R. 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Historic Legal Aid Campaign Empowers Inmates Across India In a groundbreaking initiative, the Supreme Court Legal Services Committee (SCLSC), under the visionary leadership of Justice Surya Kant, has launched a nationwide campaign aimed at providing free legal aid to prisoners who have been denied justice due to lack of representation. This first-of-its-kind campaign began on January 10, 2025, in collaboration with all State Legal Services Authorities (SLSAs) and prison departments. The goal is to ensure access to justice for underrepresented prisoners eligible to appeal before the Supreme Court of India. Targeted Legal Support for Vulnerable Prisoners The campaign identifies and supports three key categories of inmates: Convicts whose appeals were not filed after their conviction was upheld. Prisoners who were denied bail despite completing at least half of their sentence. Individuals whose remission or early release was rejected and not appealed. These groups were prioritized by the SCLSC due to their legal vulnerability, making them most in need of judicial assistance. Massive Outreach and Positive Response In early assessments, SCLSC, in collaboration with SLSAs, High Court Legal Services Committees (HCLSCs), and prison authorities, identified 4,216 such inmates. During a virtual meeting held on April 1, 2025, Justice Surya Kant directed officials to create special committees to conduct prison visits, encouraging inmates to apply for legal aid. By May 5, 2025, nearly 3,800 prisoners had already sought assistance under this initiative—a powerful testament to its impact. Accelerating Legal Processes for Swift Justice In a follow-up review on May 5, 2025, Justice Surya Kant emphasized the need to expedite pending case submissions. He instructed that all paper books be delivered via Special Messengers—even during holidays—to avoid delays. To enhance coordination, district-level Nodal Officers were appointed by HCLSCs to address case defects, handle clarification requests, and ensure timely follow-ups with SCLSC. Judiciary’s Commitment to Equitable Legal Access Despite some prisoners opting out—due to reasons like imminent release, private counsel engagement, or expected remission on Independence Day or Republic Day—the overwhelming participation highlights the judiciary’s dedication to accessible justice. Under Justice Surya Kant’s leadership, this campaign has significantly transformed the legal aid landscape for incarcerated individuals in India. Progress Report: Legal Aid Implementation As of May 13, 2025, the SCLSC has received: 1,000 paper books from various States and Union Territories. Panel advocates appointed in nearly 600 cases. 285 cases formally submitted for consideration by 12 PM. This initiative reflects a major stride in the Indian legal system’s effort to uphold justice behind bars and ensure fair legal representation for all. Conclusion: A Landmark Step Toward Justice for All The Supreme Court Legal Services Committee’s bold and inclusive campaign stands as a milestone in India’s legal reform efforts. By focusing on the most neglected segments of the prison population, it demonstrates a proactive approach to legal equity and reinforces the constitutional right to legal aid. Under the exemplary guidance of Justice Surya Kant, this initiative has not only brought renewed hope to thousands of inmates but also strengthened public trust in the Indian judiciary. With ongoing support from SCLSC, SLSAs, and HCLSCs, the campaign is paving the way for a more just, inclusive, and responsive legal system—one where no one is denied justice due to lack of representation. 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Sofiya Qureshi Hate Speech Case On May 15, 2025, the Madhya Pradesh High Court strongly reprimanded the state police for filing a poorly drafted FIR against BJP Minister Kunwar Vijay Shah. The case concerns controversial remarks he made about Army officer Colonel Sofiya Qureshi. High Court Criticizes Intent Behind FIR Drafting The court questioned the intent of the police, stating that the FIR appeared to be “drafted in such a way that it can be quashed.” The bench observed that the report lacked essential elements that define a cognisable offense under Indian law. “There is nothing in the FIR,” the judges remarked, demanding clarity and completeness. Judicial Oversight Demanded for Transparency To ensure justice, the court announced that the ongoing investigation would be monitored. It instructed authorities to include the complete text of the High Court’s previous order—particularly Paragraph 12—within the amended FIR. The court stressed the need to explicitly outline Vijay Shah’s actions. Legal Counsel Under Fire for Weak Defense The judges expressed dissatisfaction with the state’s legal representatives. When the lawyer admitted to not drafting the FIR himself, the judge retorted, “Obviously you have not drafted it!” The bench emphasized that merely attaching the court’s decision to the FIR does not suffice. “The content must be in the FIR,” the judge insisted. Accusations of Intentional Omission Despite assurances from the Advocate General that the police would follow the court’s directions, the judges noted that the act of filing such an incomplete FIR revealed a deliberate attempt to protect the minister. “The act makes the intention clear,” the court declared. Minister Faces Multiple Legal Challenges Following the High Court’s criticism, Vijay Shah petitioned the Supreme Court of India for redress. Meanwhile, another case has been registered in Indore under relevant provisions of the new Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS). A recent court ruling had termed Shah’s remarks as “disparaging and dangerous.” Public Outrage and Political Fallout Despite issuing a public apology via video—saying, “I sincerely apologise from the bottom of my heart, and I am not only ashamed and saddened by my statement”—Shah’s comments drew intense backlash. The remarks were made during a government event, where he implied that Prime Minister Narendra Modi had sent a “sister from the same community” as Pakistanis to avenge a terror attack in Pahalgam, Kashmir. Congress Reacts Strongly to Shah’s Remarks The controversial statement gave political ammunition to the opposition. Mallikarjun Kharge, the national president of the Indian National Congress, labeled Shah’s comments as “insulting, shameful, and vulgar,” demanding his immediate removal from office. Conclusion: A Case Reflecting Accountability and Judicial Vigilance The controversy surrounding Kunwar Vijay Shah and Col. Sofiya Qureshi underscores the critical role of the judiciary in upholding justice and ensuring due process, especially when political figures are involved. The Madhya Pradesh High Court’s sharp scrutiny of the FIR not only exposed procedural lapses but also reinforced the need for transparent, unbiased investigations. As legal proceedings continue and political debate intensifies, the case serves as a reminder of the judiciary’s power to demand accountability and protect the integrity of democratic institutions. Leave a Reply Cancel Reply Logged in as Sada Law. Edit your profile. Log out? Required fields are marked * Message* Live Cases Madhya Pradesh High Court Slams Police Over Flawed FIR in Minister Vijay Shah–Col. Sofiya Qureshi Hate Speech Case Madhya Pradesh High Court Slams Police Over Flawed FIR in Minister Vijay Shah–Col. 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IAEA Confirms No Radiation Leak at Pakistan’s Kirana Hills Nuclear Site Amid escalating tensions between India and Pakistan last week, speculation swirled on social media about a potential radioactive leak at the Kirana Hills site in Pakistan. However, the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) has officially confirmed that no such leak occurred. IAEA Statement Dispels Radiation Rumors In an exclusive interview with India Today, IAEA spokesperson Fredrik Dahl stated: “Based on information available to the IAEA, there has been no radiation leak or release from any nuclear facility in Pakistan.” These remarks directly address the widespread conjecture regarding the alleged nuclear incident at Kirana Hills, a location believed to house a major nuclear warhead storage site in Sargodha. Denial of Missile Damage by India and Pakistan Both nations have firmly denied claims that India’s missile strikes impacted nuclear facilities in Kirana Hills. The attack came in retaliation for drone strikes carried out by Islamabad, with India targeting 11 military sites, including the Sargodha Airbase. In a briefing, Indian Air Force officer Air Marshal AK Bharti, Director General of Air Operations, commented: “Whatever is there, we haven’t reached Kirana Hills.” US Avoids Direct Response on Nuclear Leak Claims Amid the growing speculation, the US State Department chose not to provide confirmation or denial. Spokesperson Tommy Pigott simply said: “I have nothing to preview on that at this time.” Social Media Speculation Fuels Nuclear Leak Rumors Posts on platforms like X (formerly Twitter) suggested that the Pakistani Army was evacuating civilians near Kirana Hills. Some videos appeared to show abandoned homes and visible smoke in the area, allegedly from missile strikes. US Surveillance Aircraft Sighted Over Pakistan Adding to the speculation, flight-tracking websites reported sightings of a Beechcraft B350 Aerial Measuring System (AMS) aircraft over Pakistani airspace. Operated by the US Department of Energy, this plane (tail number N111SZ) is specifically designed to detect radioactive leaks. Reports suggest it was originally sent to Pakistan in 2010. Mystery Deepens with Egyptian Plane and Boron Cargo Further adding intrigue, an Egyptian military cargo aircraft reportedly landed in Murree, Pakistan shortly after India’s strikes. Sources allege it was carrying boron, a chemical commonly used to reduce radioactive emissions during nuclear containment efforts. Conclusion: Facts Over Fear Amid Nuclear Speculations Despite the widespread speculation and viral social media posts, official sources including the IAEA, India, Pakistan, and the US State Department have confirmed there was no nuclear radiation leak from Pakistan’s Kirana Hills. 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Trending Today Dhaka University Student Leader Fatally Stabbed After Concert Near Campus Entrance False Claims of RSS Attack on Col. Sofiya Qureshi Go Viral, Police Confirm as Fake News Delhi High Court: Wife Who Quit Job to Care for Child Entitled to Maintenance Justice B.R. Gavai Sworn In as India’s 52nd Chief Justice, First Buddhist CJI in History Supreme Court Verdict on EWS Quota: Janhit Abhiyan vs Union of India (2022) – Constitutional Validity of 103rd Amendment Scope of Court’s Power Under Section 319 CrPC to Summon New Accused After Trial: Supreme Court Judgment in Sukhpal Singh Khaira Case Sonu Nigam Seeks Dismissal of FIR Over Alleged Remarks Against Kannadigas at Bengaluru Concert Supreme Court Revokes Ban on ‘4PM News’ YouTube Channel, Questions IT Blocking Rules Allahabad High Court Stays Suspension of UP DSP Accused of Extramarital Affair Three Lashkar Militants Killed in Shopian Encounter Amid Rising India-Pakistan Tensions Dhaka University Student Leader Fatally Stabbed After Concert Near Campus Entrance MAHI SINHA 14 May 2025 A tragic incident unfolded at Dhaka University as student leader Shahriar Alam Samyo was fatally stabbed near the campus entrance. Discover how a minor motorbike accident escalated into a deadly altercation. Dhaka University Student Leader Fatally Stabbed Near Campus Entrance On the evening of May 13, 2025, a devastating incident occurred near the entrance of Dhaka University. According to a report from The Daily Star, student leader Shahriar Alam Samyo, aged 25, was fatally stabbed following a violent altercation on campus. Who Was Shahriar Alam Samyo? Samyo was a student of the Institute of Education and Research for the academic year 2018–19. He also served as the Literary and Publication Secretary of the Jatiyatabadi Chhatra Dal at AF Rahman Hall, playing an active role in student politics. Fatal Stabbing Reported at Midnight Inspector Muhammad Faruk, head of the police outpost at Dhaka Medical College Hospital, confirmed that Samyo was rushed to the emergency room by his classmates around midnight. He had suffered multiple stab wounds and was bleeding heavily. Despite medical efforts, he was declared dead upon arrival. Events Leading Up to the Incident Hours before the attack, Samyo had shared a video on Facebook enjoying a concert at Suhrawardy Udyan, where several popular bands performed. The festive mood quickly turned violent due to an unexpected confrontation. How Did the Violence Begin? According to eyewitnesses, a minor motorbike accident near the Suhrawardy Udyan stage triggered a verbal dispute. The argument rapidly escalated, culminating in a physical altercation. During the scuffle, someone stabbed Samyo in the leg with a sharp weapon. The attacker immediately fled the scene. Ongoing Police Investigation Authorities have confirmed that one individual has been detained in connection with the stabbing. However, the investigation is still active, and law enforcement officials are searching for other individuals who may have been involved in the fatal incident. Conclusion: A Tragic Loss That Highlights Campus Safety Concerns The fatal stabbing of Shahriar Alam Samyo has sent shockwaves through the Dhaka University community and beyond. What began as a minor altercation tragically ended in the loss of a promising young student leader. This incident underscores the urgent need for improved security measures on university campuses and stricter enforcement of conflict resolution protocols. As investigations continue, the university and authorities must work together to ensure such a tragedy never happens again. Leave a Reply Cancel Reply Logged in as Sada Law. Edit your profile. Log out? Required fields are marked * Message* Live Cases Dhaka University Student Leader Fatally Stabbed After Concert Near Campus Entrance Dhaka University Student Leader Fatally Stabbed After Concert Near Campus Entrance Sada Law • May 14, 2025 • Live cases • No Comments False Claims of RSS Attack on Col. Sofiya Qureshi Go Viral, Police Confirm as Fake News False Claims of RSS Attack on Col. Sofiya Qureshi Go Viral, Police Confirm as Fake News Sada Law • May 14, 2025 • Live cases • No Comments Delhi High Court: Wife Who Quit Job to Care for Child Entitled to Maintenance Delhi High Court: Wife Who Quit Job to Care for Child Entitled to Maintenance Sada Law • May 14, 2025 • Live cases • No Comments 1 2 3 … 5 Next »

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