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Subhash Gatade
India Must Stop Glorifying Collective Punishment
19 Jun 2022
It has become a symbol of brutality but it is worn like a badge of honour by those in power. The bulldozer is not just breaking homes but hurting the justice system.
Sabrang India
Ranchi Violence: Principal Secretary Demands Explanation from Police for Hoardings with Images of Alleged Rioters
17 Jun 2022
Jharkhand Police had put up these hoardings in popular public places, and then taken them down; now Allahabad police have released images.
Tarique Anwar
Prayagraj: Did Due Process Go for a Toss in Razing of Muslim Activist’s House?
13 Jun 2022
The back-dated demolition notice was served in the name of Javed Mohammad, even though the house not only belonged to his wife, but in fact, the land it stood on was her ancestral property — with…
Sabrang India
Ganga-Jamuni Tehzeeb Culture is Not Mere Tolerance of Differences, But Heartful Embracement of Diversity: Allahabad HC
27 May 2022
Court evokes Ganga-Jamuni Tehzeeb and Mahatma Gandhi to counter mob violence; parties act upon it to maintain peace.
Qurban Ali
Maliyana Massacre: 35 Years, 800 Court Dates on, No Justice for Victims Yet
23 May 2022
The Allahabad High Court has directed the UP Government on April 19, 2021, to file a counter-affidavit as its reply to a writ petition (PIL) seeking re-investigation into the alleged killing
Sabrang India
Gyanvapi Case: One Out of Five Withdrawing Name from Maa Shringar Gauri Temple Petition?
09 May 2022
Other fours remain; lawyer insists case would continue.
The Leaflet
SC Cancels Bail Granted to Ashish Mishra in Lakhimpuri Violence Case
18 Apr 2022
The Supreme Court, earlier today, set aside the Allahabad High Court’s order granting bail to Union Minister Ajay Mishra Teni’s son Ashish Mishra.
The Leaflet
SC Continues to Grant Bail to Convicts Whose Appeals Have been Pending for Years
15 Apr 2022
On Wednesday, a Supreme Court bench comprising Justices D.Y. Chandrachud and Surya Kant granted bail to two convicts who have undergone incarceration for over 15 and 11 years respectively.
The Leaflet
With Criminal Appeals Pending, SC Sees Merit in Bail Plea of Convict, Who was Behind Bars for Over 12 Years
01 Apr 2022
The Supreme Court, on Thursday, granted bail to a man who has already suffered incarceration for over 12 years and nine months without remission.
The Leaflet
Grant Bail to Convicts Who Served 14 Years’ Sentence, SC to Allahabad HC
26 Feb 2022
The Supreme Court also said the convicts who have served jail terms between 10 to 14 years can be considered for bail during the pendency of their appeals against conviction in the High Court.