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Bangladesh Court Upholds Top Islamist’s Death Sentence

DHAKA:  Bangladesh’s highest court on Monday upheld the death sentence against a leader of the largest Islamist party after he was convicted of committing war crimes, including mass murder, during the 1971 independence conflict. The Supreme Court’s rejection of Mohammad Kamaruzzaman’s appeal means that he will now be hanged within months, provided the case is not […]

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Judges cannot demand respect through contempt power: Supreme Court

Since its inception, the Supreme Court has repeatedly ruled that “no one can be a judge in his own cause”. This principle brings fairness to the justice delivery system and upholds equality of all before law. It also lays down a sound ground rule for adjudication, decision and punishment. It bars anyone from becoming a

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Sandeep Dikshit first to speak out in Congress against Robert Vadra: ‘Such display unfortunate’

The Congress Sunday went out of the way to defend Sonia Gandhi’s son-in-law Robert Vadra, who is at the centre of a political storm over his unseemly behaviour with the media, but in private many party leaders agreed his conduct was inappropriate. At least one leader, Sandeep Dikshit, openly said “basic civility” should have been

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Provisions of SICA prevail over the provision for recovery of debts under RDDB Act : Supreme Court

A three judge benchof the Supreme Court, consisting of Chief Justice of India HL Dattu, Justice Bobde and Justice Sapre pronounced that “the provisions of SICA, in particular Section 22, shall prevail over the provision for the recovery of debts in the RDDB Act.” The appeal had first come up before the Bench of Justice

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Supreme Court rejects Surinder Koli’s review petition

A Supreme Court bench comprising of Chief Justice H.L. Dattu, Justice Madan B. Lokur and Justice A.K. Sikri dismissed Nithari serial killer Surinder Koli’s review petition. The plea sought review of the judgment that had upheld death penalty awarded to him. Arguing for Koli, Ram Jethmalani asserted, “One innocent life is more important than anything

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Five Indian fishermen awarded capital punishment by a Sri Lankan Court

A court in Sri Lanka has convicted five Indian fishermen for smuggling drugs into the island nation. Arrested in 2011, the anglers have been awarded the death penalty by the local court. With time until November 4 to file an appeal, the Indian Government too has made a statement and has reportedly said, “The Indian

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Swamy asks SC to strike down criminal defamation in Jayalalithaa case against him

The Supreme Court Thursday suspended defamation proceedings in five cases initiated by the Tamil Nadu government against BJP leader Subramanian Swamy for making critical observations against former chief minister J Jayalalithaa. A bench of Justice Dipak Misra and Justice UU Lalit, while suspending the proceedings before a Chennai court, also issued notice to the central

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