Karnataka SIR: High Court Stays Investigation Against BJP Leader Over Alleged Attempt To Delete Muslim Voters' Names #SIR @ECISVEEP livelaw.in/high-court/karnat…

Supreme Court Sunday hearing: Key takeaways #SupremeCourt directed that: • Delhi Metro and railway services must operate normally. Restrictions are permissible only when justified under Article 19(2). • Internet services must remain available in accordance with law, without affecting statutory powers to impose lawful restrictions. • Movement of people and vehicles across Delhi must not be unnecessarily obstructed. Barricades must be reviewed immediately based on law-and-order and traffic requirements. • No unlawful detention is permitted. Any detention must follow legally established procedure. • Peaceful assemblies must be allowed in accordance with law, especially outside areas where prohibitory orders under Section 163 BNSS are in force. • Any notice board announcing Section 163 restrictions near the Supreme Court must be removed, if still in place, to ensure unhindered access to the Supreme Court and other courts. • The Court recorded the assurance that lawyers, journalists and other professionals will not be obstructed in performing their duties. • Notice was issued in the contempt proceedings alleging violation of the Court’s October 9 order. Authorities must file a compliance report by Tuesday, October 13, including details of Metro restrictions and railway advisories. • Habeas corpus petitions alleging mass detentions and other connected matters will be heard with the main cases on October 13. The Court said the State must explain the circumstances, manner and legal justification for the alleged detentions, observing that it is duty-bound under Article 32 to protect and enforce fundamental rights. @Cockroachisback #CJP #JantarMantar