New Delhi [India], June 29 (ANI): The Supreme Court on Wednesday stayed the Tripura High Court orders that had sought from the Centre the details of threat perception based on which security cover was provided to Reliance Industries chairman Mukesh Ambani and his family in Mumbai.

New Delhi [India], June 27 (ANI): The Supreme Court on Monday agreed to hear on Tuesday the Centre's plea challenging proceedings before the Tripura High Court against Z+ security cover given to Reliance Industries chairman Mukesh Ambani and his family in Mumbai.

Agartala (Tripura) [India], February 24 (ANI): The Tripura High Court on Tuesday passed an order banning slaughtering of animals in public places and also directed Agartala Municipal Corporation Authorities to arrange for makeshift facilities where the slaughtering of animals for human consumption would be carried out till the proposed slaughterhouse starts functioning.

Agartala (Tripura) [India], February 18 (ANI): The High Court of Tripura, in a recent order, commended the role of the state police force for successfully tracing a housewife who went missing two years back and taking the needful steps to investigate the missing complaint.

Agartala (Tripura) [India], November 24 (ANI): Tripura High Court on Wednesday issued notices to 22 employees of the Indian Political Action Committee (IPAC), an agency that chalks out poll strategies for political parties, for non-cooperation in the police probe against them.

Agartala (Tripura) [India], November 21 (ANI): The High Court of Tripura has toughened its stand against cruelty to animals and passed two significant orders back to back while hearing public interest litigations pertaining to the open slaughtering of animals and unauthorised pet shops or breeders.

Agartala Oct 30 PTI Tripura High Court has directed the Biplab Kumar Deb government to submit an affidavit by November 10 about actions taken by it and its plans to defuse tension at Panisagar following the alleged vandalisation of a mosque houses and shops there earlier this week A division bench of the court comprising Chief Justice Indrajit Mahanty and Justice Subhashish Talapatra took up a suo-moto public interest litigation on Friday and sought a report by the state government by November 10 on the alleged vandalisation in North Tripura district The judges also wanted to know what actions had been taken with regard to fake social media posts The High Court took notice of Debs announcement of providing compensation to people affected in the violence and directed the government to take urgent action for giving compensation to the affected people A mosque was vandalised and two shops were set ablaze at Chamtilla area in Panisagar subdivision of North Tripura district on October 26 evening during a Vishwa Hindu Parishad rally which was taken out to protest against the recent violence against Hindus in neighbouring Bangladesh Three houses and a few shops reportedly owned by members of the minority community were also ransacked in nearby Rowa Bazar according to the state police Tripura Advocate General Siddhartha Shankar Dey told the High Court that the state government has already taken adequate security arrangements for the protection and security of religious places specially those belonging to the minorities and cases have been registered against the fake social media posts The advocate general said in an affidavit that some clash had taken place between two communities during a protest march on October 26 and both the communities had lodged complaints at Panisagar police station Dey also stated that peace meetings were organized by the government at Dharmanagar and Panisagar in North Tripura district Amtali of West Tripura Kulubari and Laxman Dhepa of Sepahijala district to maintain peace and stop the spread of fake news Besides additional security forces were deployed in the area and measures were taken to guard religious places There were rumour mongering and misinformation campaigns in the social media replete with photos and videos of incidents outside the state and foreign countries to disturb communal harmony he added To this the High Court suggested that the state government should organize more peace meetings not only at district levels but also at sub-divisional as well as panchayat levels and asked political parties to fully participate in the peacemaking process The Tripura government had on Friday alleged that a group from outside the state and harbouring vested interest had hatched a conspiracy to create unrest in the state and malign its image by uploading a fake photograph of a burning mosque on social media Police had investigated the incident and found that no mosque was burnt in Panisagar sub-division in North Tripura district as claimed by posts in the social media posts Information and Culture minister Sushanta Chowdhury had said Fake news was uploaded in the social media on October 26 by a vested interest group from outside to create unrest in Tripura and to disrupt the process of development of all sections of people in the state Chowdhury had said in a video message He said it was a conspiracy to malign the image of the BJP government in the state and appealed to the people to maintain peace and not heed rumours The Tripura police too had tweeted on Thursday that no mosque was burnt during Tuesdays protest rally and the photograph being shared on social media of a burning or damaged mosque were fakes Prohibitory orders under Section 144 CrPC has been promulgated at Panisagar and neighbouring Dharmanagar sub-divisions following the incident at Chamtilla area in North Tripura district it said PTI JOY KK KK KK

Agartala Sept 21 PTI Tripura High Court on Tuesday rejected a Trinamool Congress plea to hold a rally here on September 22 which was slated to be addressed by All India Trinamool Congress general secretary Abhishek Banerjee and other senior party leaders TMC leader Subal Bhowmik had moved the court on Monday seeking its permission to hold the mega rally after the state police on September 18 denied permission to the party to hold it The matter had come up for hearing in the court of Justice Arindam Lodh on Monday and the court had issued a notice to the state government seeking to know its view for not giving permission for holding the rally Advocate General Siddhartha Sankar Dey told the court on Tuesday that the district magistrate of Tripura West district has already imposed prohibitory order under Section 144 Cr PC in the sadar subdivision on September 21 till November 4 as part of the precautionary measure to prevent the third wave of the COVID pandemic He said that since Durga puja is to be held from October 11 the administration does not want to allow any political rally or public gathering in Agartala in view of it Moreover it has been observed that the city witnessed violence in the aftermath of political rallies or procession over the past two or three weeks Thats why the prohibitory order has been clamped in the sadar subdivision he told the court The court rejected TMCs plea for allowing the rally after hearing both sides Meanwhile TMC leaders Kunal Ghosh Subal Bhowmik and Prakash Das on Tuesday appeared before the officer-in-charge of the New Capital Complex police station in connection with a case relating to interference in the work of the police In the course of the interrogation Ghosh who is the TMC spokesperson fell sick and was shifted to a hospital He is out of danger and recuperating TMC sources said PTI COR KK KK KK