#SupremeCourt to hear plea by Times Now anchor Navika Kumar seeking quashing of criminal proceedings initiated against her in different States in connection with the remarks made by former BJP spokesperson Nupur Sharma against Prophet Muhammad on a debate aired by channel.
Bench of Justices Krishna Murari and Hima Kohli to hear the matter.
Sr Adv Mukul Rohatgi: this is a plea by a tv anchor. this particular debate which happened..anchor said nothing. debate was about gyanvapi mosque and suddenly one said something and then another retorted. Ms Kumar doused the fire
Rohatgi: the lady who said something is facing flak from several FIRs. Now i have not said anything but now i face five or six FIRs in Kolkata alone. In TT Antony case says if there is one offence and several FIRs then only the first FIR has to be probed. here first FIR is delhi
Rohatgi: Delhi police has granted the anchor security as well. there is a rush of FIRs against me. It is a little unnerving milords
Guruswamy: the Delhi FIR has nothing to do with this case
Justice Kohli: what is the date of telecast
Rohatgi: It was on May 26 and FIRs were after May 27 one after another. Here earlier also no coercive step is ordered and court also transferred several cases to Delhi
Rohatgi: SC had also granted protection in other FIRs which may be registered in future.
SC: Issue notice to state of west bengal and others. Returnable in 2 weeks. No coercive action against @navikakumar in relation to the FIRs registered or which may be registered in future
Rohatgi: Please stay the proceedings
Justice Kohli: let the other respondents also appear, as of now this should serve your purpose
#SupremeCourt to hear plea by POCSO judge from Bihar, challenging suspension order by Patna High Court for allegedly convicting and sentencing an accused within a day.
Supreme Court to hear a plea challenging a 1993 central govt notification declaring Muslims, Sikhs, Buddhists, Parsi and Jains as minorities at the national level. PIL seeks minority status for Hindus in states where they few in number #SupremeCourt#Minority
Bench: Mr Datar said he'll see if a special dispensation can/needs to be provided. Which is the other similar matter?
Supreme Court to hear a plea objecting to the twin sharing allotment of the Supreme Court chambers in the additional building complex. Recently the allotment draw of lots was completed for the chambers
Sr Adv Ranjit Kumar: Committee met us and it gave a decision
Justice DY Chandrachud: now lots have also been drawn. What is the first document of July 28?
Kumar: it was suggested that chambers could be allotted single also depending on availability depending on seniority etc
Justice Chandrachud: now let us close this..
Kumar: we are here for all the members of the bar..Please see this. It was stated 2 lawyers will be alloted single chamber in old complex and the larger chambers in new building will be allotted too..
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SG Tushar Mehta: The Government has accepted the recommendations
CJI: the govt has accepted the report?
SG: Only the recommendations
Senior Adv Harish Salve: There should be closure to this case. The report was tabled in the assembly. It is in public domain now. This is a report of commission of inquiry.