BJP leaders urged Karnataka's governor to reject the Hate Speech Bill, calling it draconian, while demanding a CBI probe into recent violence in Ballari.
The Supreme Court on Monday set aside the appointment of a UPPSC candidate who failed to disclose his criminal antecedents while applying for a job with the Uttar Pradesh government
Congress president Kharge indicated potential intervention in Karnataka leadership disputes, as CM Siddaramaiah and deputy Shivakumar face speculation over power-sharing.
Considering the urgency in the matter, a bench of CJI Surya Kant and justice Joymalya Bagchi directed the ECI to furnish its response within a week and posted the matter for hearing on January 19.
Election Commission officials told HT that CEO offices in states and Union territories in phase two of the SIR exercise will implement facilitation measures on the lines of those adopted in West Bengal.
The Supreme Court's deadline for Bengaluru civic elections challenges Deputy CM Shivakumar's ambitions, with potential fallout for Congress amid anti-incumbent sentiment.
The incident occurred on January 6 in the Napasar area, but a case was registered only on January 11 following a complaint by the survivor’s family, police said.