Goa Congress chief says let down by HC order on disqualification of MLAs \
2 min read
\
\

Goa Congress chief says let down by HC order on disqualification of MLAs

27-Feb-2022
Panaji Feb 27 PTI Goa Congress chief Girish Chodankar on Sunday claimed that the Bombay High Courts recent order regarding the Assembly speakers ruling on the disqualification of 12 MLAs will give the license to open defection and in future any capitalist will form a political party by buying out two-third of the MLAs He was responding to the high courts order dated February 24 that upheld the Goa Assembly Speakers order dismissing two petitions seeking disqualification of 12 MLAs who had left their respective parties and joined the ruling BJP in 2019 Chodankar had filed a disqualification petition against 10 party MLAs who switched over to the BJP in July 2019 Another petition was filed by MGP MLA Sudin Dhavalikar Addressing a press conference in Panaji on Sunday Chodankar claimed the High Court regarding the disqualification of ten MLAs has given license to open defection and in future any capitalist will form political parties and get 23rd MLAs without contesting elections and will take control over Goa and the nation The basic concept of democratic process and Constitution is under attack as the interpretation by the High Court virtually permits or legalises horse-trading in the House he alleged Chodankar said that though he respects the order of the High Court it has raised many questions which need to be answered either by the Supreme Court or Parliament has to take a call on it The Congress party will never allow the wrong precedence to be set in the country as it is not just the matter about Goa but it is all about the democratic fabric of our country based on which the governments work he said The Congress leader said that the process to challenge the HC order in the Supreme Court has begun He appealed to all political parties to fight the HCs order for the existence of political parties and democratic norms PTI RPS NSK NSK
27-Feb-2022 National
\
SC dismisses plea seeking stay on release of movie Gangubai Kathiawadi \
1 min read
\
\

SC dismisses plea seeking stay on release of movie Gangubai Kathiawadi

24-Feb-2022
New Delhi Feb 24 PTI The Supreme Court on Thursday refused to entertain a plea seeking stay on the release of Bollywood movie Gangubai KathiawadiThe Alia Bhatt-starrer produced by Sanjay Leela Bhansalis Bhansali Production Private Ltd is scheduled for release on FridayA bench of Justices Indira Banerjee and J K Maheswari dismissed the plea of Babuji Rawji Shah who claims to be the adopted son of Gangubai against the Bombay High Courts order declining him various reliefs such as interim stay on the release of the movieSLP dismissed Reasons to follow the bench said PTI PKS SA
24-Feb-2022 National
\
SC judge recuses from hearing Tejpals plea in sexual assault case \
3 min read
\
\

SC judge recuses from hearing Tejpals plea in sexual assault case

21-Jan-2022
New Delhi Jan 21 PTI Supreme Court Judge Justice L Nageswara Rao on Friday recused himself from hearing the appeal of journalist Tarun Tejpal against the Bombay High Courts order rejecting his plea for an in-camera hearing of the proceedings challenging his acquittal in a 2013 rape caseI recuse as at some stage in 2016 I had appeared for state of Goa in the matter Let it be listed in some other court next week said Justice Rao who was sitting with Justice B R Gavai on the benchThe bench was to hear the plea of Tejpal whose application for conducting an in-camera hearing of the proceedings under section 327 of the CrPC was rejected by the Goa bench of the Bombay High Court on November 24 last yearThe acquittal of the former editor-in-chief of Tehelka magazine who was accused of sexually assaulting his then-woman colleague in the lift of a five-star hotel in Goa in November 2013 by a sessions court in May 2021 was challenged in the Goa bench of the high court by the state governmentSenior advocate Amit Desai who had appeared for Tejpal had referred to the Law Commission and various judgements of high courts supporting his application for an in-camera hearingThe high court however had rejected the submissionsSolicitor General Tushar Mehta representing the Goa government had argued that the judgement of acquittal of Tejpal by the district court is in the public domainSection 327 applies for the purpose of inquiring into or trying any offence It has limited application during inquiry or trial The appeal is something very clear Appeals revisions etc are neither investigation nor inquiry nor a trial he had saidIn its order in May last year the Mapusa district and sessions court had held that the complainant had not shown the kind of normative behaviour expected from a victim of sexual assaultThe court had granted Tejpal the benefit of the doubt in the absence of corroborative evidence to support the allegations made by the complainantChallenging Tejpals acquittal the state government had said that the courts judgement was coloured by prejudice and patriarchy PTI SJK DV DV
21-Jan-2022 National
\
Nawab Malik’s New Attack on Aryan Khan Drugs case \
3 min read
\
\

Nawab Malik’s New Attack on Aryan Khan Drugs case

21-Nov-2021
Mumbai: Maharashtra minister Nawab Malik alleged Bombay High Court’s bail order for actor Shah Rukh Khan’s son Aryan Khan. Setting up on his Narcotics Control Bureau (NCB) ,Nawab Malik said that High Court proved that it was “a case of kidnapping and ransom” Nawab Malik took on twitter to put the statement on Bombay High Courts bail order for Aryan Khan in the drugs case.

High Court order proves that the #AryanKhan case was a case of Kidnapping and Ransom.

21-Nov-2021 National
\
Nawab Malik’s New Attack on Aryan Khan Drugs case \
3 min read
\
\

Nawab Malik’s New Attack on Aryan Khan Drugs case

21-Nov-2021
Mumbai: Maharashtra minister Nawab Malik alleged Bombay High Court’s bail order for actor Shah Rukh Khan’s son Aryan Khan. Setting up on his Narcotics Control Bureau (NCB) ,Nawab Malik said that High Court proved that it was “a case of kidnapping and ransom” Nawab Malik took on twitter to put the statement on Bombay High Courts bail order for Aryan Khan in the drugs case.

High Court order proves that the #AryanKhan case was a case of Kidnapping and Ransom.

21-Nov-2021 National
\
Nawab Malik’s New Attack on Aryan Khan Drugs case \
3 min read
\
\

Nawab Malik’s New Attack on Aryan Khan Drugs case

21-Nov-2021
Mumbai: Maharashtra minister Nawab Malik alleged Bombay High Court’s bail order for actor Shah Rukh Khan’s son Aryan Khan. Setting up on his Narcotics Control Bureau (NCB) ,Nawab Malik said that High Court proved that it was “a case of kidnapping and ransom” Nawab Malik took on twitter to put the statement on Bombay High Courts bail order for Aryan Khan in the drugs case.

High Court order proves that the #AryanKhan case was a case of Kidnapping and Ransom.

21-Nov-2021 National
\
Nawab Malik’s New Attack on Aryan Khan Drugs case \
3 min read
\
\

Nawab Malik’s New Attack on Aryan Khan Drugs case

21-Nov-2021
Mumbai: Maharashtra minister Nawab Malik alleged Bombay High Court’s bail order for actor Shah Rukh Khan’s son Aryan Khan. Setting up on his Narcotics Control Bureau (NCB) ,Nawab Malik said that High Court proved that it was “a case of kidnapping and ransom” Nawab Malik took on twitter to put the statement on Bombay High Courts bail order for Aryan Khan in the drugs case.

High Court order proves that the #AryanKhan case was a case of Kidnapping and Ransom.

21-Nov-2021 National
\
Nawab Malik’s New Attack on Aryan Khan Drugs case \
3 min read
\
\

Nawab Malik’s New Attack on Aryan Khan Drugs case

21-Nov-2021
Mumbai: Maharashtra minister Nawab Malik alleged Bombay High Court’s bail order for actor Shah Rukh Khan’s son Aryan Khan. Setting up on his Narcotics Control Bureau (NCB) ,Nawab Malik said that High Court proved that it was “a case of kidnapping and ransom” Nawab Malik took on twitter to put the statement on Bombay High Courts bail order for Aryan Khan in the drugs case.

High Court order proves that the #AryanKhan case was a case of Kidnapping and Ransom.

21-Nov-2021 National
\