Explorer

Ten major takeaways from Supreme Court's judgement over J&K petitions

The Supreme Court has asked the government to review all the restrictive orders clamped in Jammu and Kashmir, including the suspension of internet. It asked the J-K administration to restore internet services in institutions providing essential services like hospitals and educational places. The court also said that the section 144 of the CrPC cannot be used as tool to suppress difference of opinion. Here are the major takeaways from SC's verdict today. 

News Videos

Delhi Elections 2025: BJP March Against Kejriwal, Manoj Tiwari Leads Purvanchal Samman March
Delhi Elections 2025: BJP March Against Kejriwal, Manoj Tiwari Leads Purvanchal Samman March

New Reels

View More
Advertisement

Photo Gallery

Advertisement

Videos

Delhi Elections 2025: BJP March Against Kejriwal, Manoj Tiwari Leads Purvanchal Samman MarchDelhi Elections 2025: BJP’s Core Group Meeting Continues, Second Candidate List Likely SoonDelhi Elections 2025: AAP Launches Major Attack on BJP Over Alleged Bribery for VotesED Raids 17 Locations, Including RJD MLA Alok Mehta's Residence in Co-operative Bank Scam
25°C
New Delhi
Rain: 100mm
Humidity: 97%
Wind: WNW 47km/h
See Today's Weather
powered by
Accu Weather
Advertisement

Top Headlines

Cops Use Water Canon To Disperse BJP Workers Protesting Kejriwal's 'Purvanchal Voters' Remark
Cops Use Water Canon To Disperse BJP Workers Protesting Kejriwal's 'Purvanchal Voters' Remark
Chhota Rajan, Gangster Convicted Of Murder & Extortion, Admitted To Delhi AIIMS
Underworld Don Chhota Rajan Admitted To Delhi AIIMS
Supreme Court Warns Public About Fake Mimic Websites Following Phishing Attacks On IAS Officers
Supreme Court Warns Public About Fake Mimic Websites Following Phishing Attacks On IAS Officers
Class-12 Student Confesses To Sending Bomb Threats To Delhi Schools
Who Sent Bomb Threats To Delhi Schools? Police Reveal
Advertisement
ABP Premium
Embed widget