Tahir Hussain Convicted by Delhi Court in IB Officer Ankit Sharma Murder Case Arising from 2020 Riots
Former AAP councillor Tahir Hussain has been convicted for the murder of IB staffer Ankit Sharma — a landmark verdict in one of the most chilling cases to emerge from the 2020 northeast Delhi riots.
UAPA Bail Rejection: Karkardooma Court Dismisses Fresh Bail Pleas of Umar Khalid and Sharjeel Imam in Delhi Riots Conspiracy Case
Six years in custody, no trial commenced — yet Karkardooma Court has again shut the door on bail for Umar Khalid and Sharjeel Imam in the Delhi riots UAPA conspiracy case.
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Breaking: Bar Council of India Amends Rule Bar Association Office Bearers State Bar Council Elections
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Landmark: Supreme Court Government Grants Act 1895 Delhi Rent Control Act Ruling
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SC Summons Calcutta HC Chief Justice Report on Bengal SIR Mentions
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Supreme Court Dismisses Umar Khalid Review Petition in Delhi Riots
Umar Khalid Review Petition Dismissed: Supreme Court Upholds UAPA Bail Denial in Delhi Riots 2020 Larger Conspiracy CaseThe Supreme Court of India dismissed activist-scholar...
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Rahul Gandhi Citizenship FIR: 5 Bombshell Constitutional Questions from Allahabad HC
Rahul Gandhi citizenship FIR ordered by Allahabad HC sets off a landmark constitutional debate over Article 102 MP disqualification — a first for India's Leader of Opposition.
Arbitration Clause Enforceability India: 5 Key Supreme Court Takeaways
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Arbitration clause enforceability India just got stricter: the Supreme Court ruled on April 17 that 'can' creates no binding obligation to arbitrate under Section 7.
Approver Plea PMLA: 7 Critical Facts the Jacqueline Case Reveals
The approver plea PMLA mechanism, thrust into the spotlight by Jacqueline Fernandez's move in the ₹200 crore Sukesh Chandrasekhar case, is Indian criminal law's most misunderstood procedural remedy.



