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Ex-PM, Nobel Winner, Student Leader: Key Faces In New Bangladesh Government
Bangladesh Protest: A new "interim government" - to be advised, most likely, by Nobel laureate Muhammad Yunus - is taking shape in crisis-hit Bangladesh following Sheikh Hasina resigning as Prime Minister.
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Sexual Violence Cases Can't Be Cancelled Based On Payments: Delhi High Court
Criminal cases involving allegations of sexual violence cannot be quashed on the basis of monetary payments as doing so would imply that "justice is for sale", the Delhi High Court has observed.
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Litigant Can't Take Domestic Violence Proceedings For Granted: Delhi High Court
A litigant cannot be allowed to take for granted the proceedings initiated before a court by a victim of domestic violence, the Delhi High Court said.
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Findings Of Cruelty Against Wife Can't Be Basis To Deny Maintenance: Court
The Delhi High Court has held that findings of cruelty against a wife in divorce proceedings cannot be the basis to deny her maintenance by husband under the Domestic Violence Act.
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Court Orders Framing Of Charges Against Ex AAP Councillor Tahir Hussain In Delhi Riots
A sessions court has ordered the framing of charges including those of rioting, loot and arson against former AAP councillor Tahir Hussain, saying he prima facie instigated mob violence during the 2020 northeast Delhi communal riots.
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"Heavy Force, CCTVs": Supreme Court On Delhi Protest Over Haryana Clashes
As supporters of Vishva Hindu Parishad (VHP) and Bajrang Dal hold protests in Delhi over the communal violence in Haryana, the Supreme Court has asked authorities to ensure tight security and CCTV surveillance of the protests
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2020 Delhi riots: Court Acquits 6 Accused Of Arson, Loot, Rioting
A court in Delhi has acquitted six people accused of rioting, arson and looting on two properties during the 2020 northeast Delhi riots.
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Right To Residence In Matrimonial Home Includes Right To Safe, Healthy Living: High Court
Right to residence in a matrimonial home under the law against domestic violence subsumes the right to safe and healthy living, the Delhi High Court has said.
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"Qualified, Capable" To Earn: Court Rejects Wife's Demand For Maintenance
Court rejected a wife's application for monetary relief under Protection of Women from Domestic Violence Act, saying she was highly qualified and capable of finding a source of income and allowing her maintenance would promote idleness and dependency
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Delhi Court Says Sharjeel Imam's Speech At Jamia University In 2019 Was "Provocative"
The Delhi High Court on Tuesday said that the speech of Sharjeel Imam at Jamia on December 13 in 2019 was "provocative" and shows that he was also a part of the mob which was instigating and provoking.
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"Students Free To Express Unpopular Views, But...": Delhi High Court On Jamia Violence Case
The student community is not a different group which enjoys any extra right regarding freedom of speech and expression and the law does not grant protection if the right to protest is demonstrated violently, the Delhi High Court said.
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Student Leader Sharjeel Imam Can Face Fresh Charges In Jamia Violence Case
Jamia Violence Case: The Delhi High Court today partially set aside a trial court's order discharging student activist Sharjeel and10others, in 2019 Jamia Nagar violence case, and ordered framing of fresh charges against them.
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Jamia Violence: Court Asks Student Activists To Reply After Cops' Appeal
The Delhi High Court today sought the stand of student activists Sharjeel Imam, Asif Iqbal Tanha and others on the city police's challenge to a trial court order discharging them in a 2019 Jamia Nagar violence case.
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Order To Discharge Activist Sharjeel Imam, 10 Others Illegal: Delhi Police Tells High Court
The Delhi Police has contended before the high court that a trial court's order discharging 11 people, including student activists Sharjeel Imam and Asif Iqbal Tanha, in the 2019 Jamia Nagar violence case, is patently illegal and perverse.
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Judge Who Freed Activist Sharjeel Imam Withdraws From Jamia Violence Case
A Delhi court judge, who recently discharged student activists Sharjeel Imam and Asif Iqbal Tanha, along with nine others in the 2019 Jamia Nagar violence case, has recused himself from hearing a similar matter, citing "personal reasons".
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Ex-PM, Nobel Winner, Student Leader: Key Faces In New Bangladesh Government
Bangladesh Protest: A new "interim government" - to be advised, most likely, by Nobel laureate Muhammad Yunus - is taking shape in crisis-hit Bangladesh following Sheikh Hasina resigning as Prime Minister.
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Sexual Violence Cases Can't Be Cancelled Based On Payments: Delhi High Court
Criminal cases involving allegations of sexual violence cannot be quashed on the basis of monetary payments as doing so would imply that "justice is for sale", the Delhi High Court has observed.
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Litigant Can't Take Domestic Violence Proceedings For Granted: Delhi High Court
A litigant cannot be allowed to take for granted the proceedings initiated before a court by a victim of domestic violence, the Delhi High Court said.
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Findings Of Cruelty Against Wife Can't Be Basis To Deny Maintenance: Court
The Delhi High Court has held that findings of cruelty against a wife in divorce proceedings cannot be the basis to deny her maintenance by husband under the Domestic Violence Act.
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Court Orders Framing Of Charges Against Ex AAP Councillor Tahir Hussain In Delhi Riots
A sessions court has ordered the framing of charges including those of rioting, loot and arson against former AAP councillor Tahir Hussain, saying he prima facie instigated mob violence during the 2020 northeast Delhi communal riots.
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"Heavy Force, CCTVs": Supreme Court On Delhi Protest Over Haryana Clashes
As supporters of Vishva Hindu Parishad (VHP) and Bajrang Dal hold protests in Delhi over the communal violence in Haryana, the Supreme Court has asked authorities to ensure tight security and CCTV surveillance of the protests
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2020 Delhi riots: Court Acquits 6 Accused Of Arson, Loot, Rioting
A court in Delhi has acquitted six people accused of rioting, arson and looting on two properties during the 2020 northeast Delhi riots.
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Right To Residence In Matrimonial Home Includes Right To Safe, Healthy Living: High Court
Right to residence in a matrimonial home under the law against domestic violence subsumes the right to safe and healthy living, the Delhi High Court has said.
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"Qualified, Capable" To Earn: Court Rejects Wife's Demand For Maintenance
Court rejected a wife's application for monetary relief under Protection of Women from Domestic Violence Act, saying she was highly qualified and capable of finding a source of income and allowing her maintenance would promote idleness and dependency
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Delhi Court Says Sharjeel Imam's Speech At Jamia University In 2019 Was "Provocative"
The Delhi High Court on Tuesday said that the speech of Sharjeel Imam at Jamia on December 13 in 2019 was "provocative" and shows that he was also a part of the mob which was instigating and provoking.
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"Students Free To Express Unpopular Views, But...": Delhi High Court On Jamia Violence Case
The student community is not a different group which enjoys any extra right regarding freedom of speech and expression and the law does not grant protection if the right to protest is demonstrated violently, the Delhi High Court said.
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Student Leader Sharjeel Imam Can Face Fresh Charges In Jamia Violence Case
Jamia Violence Case: The Delhi High Court today partially set aside a trial court's order discharging student activist Sharjeel and10others, in 2019 Jamia Nagar violence case, and ordered framing of fresh charges against them.
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Jamia Violence: Court Asks Student Activists To Reply After Cops' Appeal
The Delhi High Court today sought the stand of student activists Sharjeel Imam, Asif Iqbal Tanha and others on the city police's challenge to a trial court order discharging them in a 2019 Jamia Nagar violence case.
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Order To Discharge Activist Sharjeel Imam, 10 Others Illegal: Delhi Police Tells High Court
The Delhi Police has contended before the high court that a trial court's order discharging 11 people, including student activists Sharjeel Imam and Asif Iqbal Tanha, in the 2019 Jamia Nagar violence case, is patently illegal and perverse.
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Judge Who Freed Activist Sharjeel Imam Withdraws From Jamia Violence Case
A Delhi court judge, who recently discharged student activists Sharjeel Imam and Asif Iqbal Tanha, along with nine others in the 2019 Jamia Nagar violence case, has recused himself from hearing a similar matter, citing "personal reasons".
