Supreme Court considers Delhi protest-related detentions and alleged police excesses
The Supreme Court has observed that no organisation can occupy a designated protest site indefinitely, emphasising that the right to peaceful protest must be ba…
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The Supreme Court has observed that no organisation can occupy a designated protest site indefinitely, emphasising that the right to peaceful protest must be ba…
The Supreme Court has issued notice on a petition challenging police use of facial recognition technology and biometric surveillance at protest sites. The Court…
The Ernakulam Additional District and Sessions Court in Kerala questioned the cyber police over their failure to act against social media posts disclosing the i…
A Kerala court has dismissed Jiostar India Pvt. Ltd.'s appeal challenging the temporary injunction restraining the release of JioHotstar's web series Anali, all…
The Appellate Tribunal under SAFEMA has examined the continued retention of digital devices seized during investigations under the Prevention of Money Launderin…
The Calcutta High Court has declined to grant an urgent hearing to Trinamool Congress MP Abhishek Banerjee’s plea seeking restrictions on alleged leaks of inves…
The Supreme Court has reaffirmed that bail conditions enabling continuous surveillance of an accused violate the fundamental right to privacy under Article 21. …