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Top Court To Rule On Shaheen Bagh, "Right To Indefinite Protest" Today
The Supreme Court is set to deliver its verdict today on petitions against Delhi's Shaheen Bagh anti-CAA protests, with the focus on balancing individuals' right to protest against inconvenience caused to other people
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UP Brings Ordinance On Damage Recovery After Top Court's "No Law" Remark On Protesters' Hoardings
The Uttar Pradesh cabinet on Friday approved "UP Recovery of damage to public properties Ordinance-2020" for recovery of losses due to damage to government and private properties during political processions.
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"Shameless": Court Shreds UP Over Posters Of Anti-CAA Protest Accused
The Yogi Adityanath government's "name and shame" campaign came to an abrupt halt today as the Allahabad High Court ordered that all posters and hoardings naming those accused of violence during protests against the controversial citizenship law be immediately removed. Citing the Right to Privacy as a fundamental human right recognised by the Unite...
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Police, Not Shaheen Bagh Protesters At Fault: Top Court Told Over Road Block
Former Chief Information Commissioner Wajahat Habibullah has told the Supreme Court the protest at Shaheen Bagh here against the Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA) was peaceful and inconvenience being caused to commuters was due to barricades "unnecessarily" put by police on roads far away from the site.
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"Not The Only Road": Shaheen Bagh Protester Tells Mediators Won't Shift
The Shaheen Bagh protesters told the Supreme Court-appointed interlocutors on Friday that if the road parallel to the anti-CAA protest site was opened, the apex court should pass an order ensuring their security.
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"Shaheen Bagh Can Become An Example": Mediators To Protesters On Day 2
Voices of the protesters at Shaheen Bagh will be heard but demonstrations should not inconvenience others, two mediators appointed by the Supreme Court said on Thursday, urging the women, who have led a protest at the South East Delhi neighbourhood against the contentious Citizenship Amendment Act or CAA for over two months, to end their roadblock.
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Supreme Court Judge Warns Against "Labelling Dissent As Anti-National"
Calling dissent the "safety valve" of democracy, Supreme Court judge Justice DY Chandrachud on Saturday said "blanket labelling" of defiance as anti-national or anti-democratic strikes at the heart of the country's commitment to protect constitutional values.
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"4-Month-Old Goes For Protest?" Top Court Fumes Over Shaheen Bagh Death
The Supreme Court has issued notices to the centre and the Delhi government over the death of a four-month-old at Delhi's Shaheen Bagh where the longest protest against the citizenship law CAA has been going on.
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Rajasthan Passes Resolution Against Citizenship Law After Kerala, Punjab
Congress-ruled Rajasthan today passed a resolution against the controversial Citizenship (Amendment) Act or CAA in the state assembly demanding repeal of the law amid countrywide protests. Rajasthan is the third state in the country to pass an anti-CAA resolution after Kerala and Punjab.
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"North East Is Different": Assam, Tripura Protesters After Supreme Court Hears CAA Petitions
After the Supreme Court, while hearing 140 petitions on the citizenship law, combined petitions from Assam and Tripura, groups protesting the law claimed a moral victory
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Supreme Court Refuses To Stay Citizenship Act, Centre Has 4 Weeks To Respond
The Supreme Court on Wednesday refused to put on hold the Citizenship (Amendment) Act (CAA), which is at the core of nationwide protests, and gave the Centre four weeks to respond to petitions on the law, making it clear that it would not grant any stay without hearing the government. The court also said a five-judge constitution bench will give an...
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No Stay On CAA For Now, Says Top Court; Centre Has 4 Weeks To Respond: Live Updates
Amid widespread protests against the new citizenship law, the Supreme Court is set to hear over 140 petitions on the Citizenship Amendment Act.
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Police Disperse Women, Children Protesting Over CAA Outside Supreme Court
Around 20 women along with children gathered outside the Supreme Court on Tuesday night to protest against the Citizenship (Amendment) Act ahead of the hearing on the contentious law in the court.
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"States Can't Say 'Won't Follow Law Passed By Parliament'": Kapil Sibal
Days after Kerala moved the Supreme Court against the Citizenship Amendment Act or CAA amid nationwide protests, senior Congress leader Kapil Sibal, who was in Kozhikode on Saturday, said it would be "difficult for any state government to say that 'I will not follow a law passed by the parliament'".
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What Nobel Laureate Amartya Sen Said On Citizenship Law
Nobel laureate Amartya Sen on said the Citizenship (Amendment) Act, or CAA, violates constitutional provisions. "The CAA law that has been passed in my judgment should be turned down by the Supreme Court on the grounds of it being unconstitutional because you cannot have certain types of fundamental human rights linking citizenship with religious d...
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Top Court To Rule On Shaheen Bagh, "Right To Indefinite Protest" Today
The Supreme Court is set to deliver its verdict today on petitions against Delhi's Shaheen Bagh anti-CAA protests, with the focus on balancing individuals' right to protest against inconvenience caused to other people
-
UP Brings Ordinance On Damage Recovery After Top Court's "No Law" Remark On Protesters' Hoardings
The Uttar Pradesh cabinet on Friday approved "UP Recovery of damage to public properties Ordinance-2020" for recovery of losses due to damage to government and private properties during political processions.
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"Shameless": Court Shreds UP Over Posters Of Anti-CAA Protest Accused
The Yogi Adityanath government's "name and shame" campaign came to an abrupt halt today as the Allahabad High Court ordered that all posters and hoardings naming those accused of violence during protests against the controversial citizenship law be immediately removed. Citing the Right to Privacy as a fundamental human right recognised by the Unite...
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Police, Not Shaheen Bagh Protesters At Fault: Top Court Told Over Road Block
Former Chief Information Commissioner Wajahat Habibullah has told the Supreme Court the protest at Shaheen Bagh here against the Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA) was peaceful and inconvenience being caused to commuters was due to barricades "unnecessarily" put by police on roads far away from the site.
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"Not The Only Road": Shaheen Bagh Protester Tells Mediators Won't Shift
The Shaheen Bagh protesters told the Supreme Court-appointed interlocutors on Friday that if the road parallel to the anti-CAA protest site was opened, the apex court should pass an order ensuring their security.
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"Shaheen Bagh Can Become An Example": Mediators To Protesters On Day 2
Voices of the protesters at Shaheen Bagh will be heard but demonstrations should not inconvenience others, two mediators appointed by the Supreme Court said on Thursday, urging the women, who have led a protest at the South East Delhi neighbourhood against the contentious Citizenship Amendment Act or CAA for over two months, to end their roadblock.
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Supreme Court Judge Warns Against "Labelling Dissent As Anti-National"
Calling dissent the "safety valve" of democracy, Supreme Court judge Justice DY Chandrachud on Saturday said "blanket labelling" of defiance as anti-national or anti-democratic strikes at the heart of the country's commitment to protect constitutional values.
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"4-Month-Old Goes For Protest?" Top Court Fumes Over Shaheen Bagh Death
The Supreme Court has issued notices to the centre and the Delhi government over the death of a four-month-old at Delhi's Shaheen Bagh where the longest protest against the citizenship law CAA has been going on.
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Rajasthan Passes Resolution Against Citizenship Law After Kerala, Punjab
Congress-ruled Rajasthan today passed a resolution against the controversial Citizenship (Amendment) Act or CAA in the state assembly demanding repeal of the law amid countrywide protests. Rajasthan is the third state in the country to pass an anti-CAA resolution after Kerala and Punjab.
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"North East Is Different": Assam, Tripura Protesters After Supreme Court Hears CAA Petitions
After the Supreme Court, while hearing 140 petitions on the citizenship law, combined petitions from Assam and Tripura, groups protesting the law claimed a moral victory
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Supreme Court Refuses To Stay Citizenship Act, Centre Has 4 Weeks To Respond
The Supreme Court on Wednesday refused to put on hold the Citizenship (Amendment) Act (CAA), which is at the core of nationwide protests, and gave the Centre four weeks to respond to petitions on the law, making it clear that it would not grant any stay without hearing the government. The court also said a five-judge constitution bench will give an...
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No Stay On CAA For Now, Says Top Court; Centre Has 4 Weeks To Respond: Live Updates
Amid widespread protests against the new citizenship law, the Supreme Court is set to hear over 140 petitions on the Citizenship Amendment Act.
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Police Disperse Women, Children Protesting Over CAA Outside Supreme Court
Around 20 women along with children gathered outside the Supreme Court on Tuesday night to protest against the Citizenship (Amendment) Act ahead of the hearing on the contentious law in the court.
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"States Can't Say 'Won't Follow Law Passed By Parliament'": Kapil Sibal
Days after Kerala moved the Supreme Court against the Citizenship Amendment Act or CAA amid nationwide protests, senior Congress leader Kapil Sibal, who was in Kozhikode on Saturday, said it would be "difficult for any state government to say that 'I will not follow a law passed by the parliament'".
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What Nobel Laureate Amartya Sen Said On Citizenship Law
Nobel laureate Amartya Sen on said the Citizenship (Amendment) Act, or CAA, violates constitutional provisions. "The CAA law that has been passed in my judgment should be turned down by the Supreme Court on the grounds of it being unconstitutional because you cannot have certain types of fundamental human rights linking citizenship with religious d...
