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Supreme Court Questions Notice To Greater Noida Student
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This view focuses on NEET-UG protests: Supreme Court questions U.P. Magistrate’s notice to student despite bar. It also highlights 'How could a Magistrate dare?' SC questions notice to Noida student over CJP protests.
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This view focuses on UP Govt to Challenge High Court’s NSA Quashing and Penalty on Noida Officers in Supreme Court. It also highlights UP govt moves Supreme Court against HC order quashing student activist’s NSA detention.
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STORY TIMELINEHow the coverage developed
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How the coverage developed
SC fumes over notice to student for CJP protest despite its order
Asianet Newsable
UP Govt to Challenge High Court’s NSA Quashing and Penalty on Noida Officers in Supreme Court
GujaratSamachar English
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NEET-UG protests: Supreme Court questions U.P. Magistrate’s notice to student despite bar
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The Hindu reports that Chief Justice of India Surya Kant questioned a show cause notice issued by a Greater Noida Executive Magistrate to a student regarding NEET-UG protests. The Supreme Court had previously barred coercive action against students and quashed related FIRs. Senior advocate Biswajit Bhattacharya argued the notice violated the court order and constituted contempt, though it was reportedly withdrawn soon after issuance.
'How could a Magistrate dare?' SC questions notice to Noida student over CJP protests
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The New Indian Express reports on the Supreme Court's scathing remarks against a Greater Noida Executive Magistrate for issuing a notice to a student despite a bar on coercive action. Chief Justice Surya Kant questioned how the magistrate dared to issue the notice. Senior Advocate Bishwajit Bhattacharyya submitted that the action amounted to creating fear among students and constituted prima facie contempt.
How dare you? CJI blasts Greater Noida magistrate over notice to CJP protester
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India Today reports that the Supreme Court slammed a Greater Noida executive magistrate for issuing a notice to a student involved in protests, violating a prior court order protecting students. Chief Justice Surya Kant questioned the action during an oral mentioning by senior advocate Bishwajit Bhattacharyya. The notice, which was later revoked, required the student to show cause for a personal bond over alleged anti-government propaganda.
'How Dare Magistrate Issue Notice To Student Despite Our Order?' : Supreme Court Slams Greater Noida...
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LiveLaw reports that the Supreme Court questioned a Greater Noida Executive Magistrate's notice issued under the BNSS against a student for alleged involvement in protests. Chief Justice Surya Kant asked how the magistrate could issue the notice when the top court barred coercive action. Senior Advocate Bishwajit Bhattacharyya argued that withdrawing the notice did not purge the contempt of court.
‘How could a magistrate dare...?’: SC furious over notice to Noida student
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The Federal reports that the Supreme Court expressed strong anger over a notice issued by a Greater Noida magistrate to a university student over protests. A bench led by Chief Justice Surya Kant stated it would seek an explanation from the magistrate for violating prior orders barring coercive student action. Lawyer Bishwajit Bhattacharyya called the move prima facie contempt, while the student denied the allegations.
UP Govt to Challenge High Court’s NSA Quashing and Penalty on Noida Officers in Supreme Court
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GujaratSamachar English reports that the Uttar Pradesh government is set to challenge an Allahabad High Court judgment that quashed the NSA detention of student activist Akriti Chaudhary. The High Court had ordered ₹5 lakh compensation to be recovered from local officials, criticizing the administration for violating fundamental rights. Solicitor General Tushar Mehta informed the Supreme Court about the upcoming Special Leave Petition during a related hearing.
UP govt moves Supreme Court against HC order quashing student activist’s NSA detention
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Orissapost.com reports that the Uttar Pradesh government will challenge the Allahabad High Court order that quashed the National Security Act detention of student activist Akriti Chaudhary. Solicitor General Tushar Mehta told the Supreme Court that the state will file a Special Leave Petition against the High Court judgment. The High Court had previously criticized the district administration and ordered compensation to be recovered from officials.
Supreme Court Allows Withdrawal Of 63 Himachal Pradesh MP/MLA Cases Linked To Covid-Era Protests
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Live Law reports that the Supreme Court has permitted the Himachal Pradesh government to withdraw prosecution in 63 criminal cases involving MPs and MLAs linked to Covid-19 period protests. A three-judge Bench observed that the allegations did not involve heinous offences or bodily injury, and that the public representatives were raising public grievances. The Court noted that continuing the prosecutions would consume valuable court time.