Kerala HC: Right to protest does not include blocking roads or footpaths
The Kerala High Court on Monday orally observed that the right to protest does not grant individuals the license to block public roads or footpaths.
The Kerala High Court on Monday orally observed that the right to protest does not grant individuals the license to block public roads or footpaths.
The Kerala High Court on Thursday reserved its orders on the appeal moved by the widow of Additional District Magistrate (ADM) Naveen Babu against the single bench order rejecting her plea for a CBI probe into the death of her deceased husband, who was found hanging at his official quarters on October 15, 2024.
In a potent observation, the Kerala High Court on Friday noted that if elected representatives want to change their political affiliation, they must resign and face the mandate of the people again.
The Kerala High Court has raised serious concerns about the disproportionate punishments prescribed under laws, including the Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances (NDPS) Act, for false accusations.
A single bench of Justice Kausar Edappagam will announce the decision. The petition was filed by Manjusha, Naveen Babu’s wife, who has sought a comprehensive probe by the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) into her husband’s death.
The Kerala High Court has ruled that waving or showing a black flag at a person does not constitute a defamatory or illegal act under Section 499 of the Indian Penal Code (IPC).
The Kerala High Court on Thursday ordered further investigation into the remarks made by the State Minister for Fisheries, Culture and Youth Affairs, Saji Cherian which allegedly disrespected the Constitution.
The survey, conducted by the Indian company Taylor Nelson Sofres (TNS) PLC on behalf of the US-based Princeton Survey Research Associates (PSRA), included questions targeting the Muslim community, raising concerns about potential communal disharmony.
The Kerala High Court on Thursday issued notices to the Directorate of Enforcement (ED) and the Income Tax Department (IT) regarding the Kodakara hawala case.
The Bench, comprising Chief Justice Nitin Jamadar and Justice S. Manu, also nullified an earlier directive from a single judge, which had instructed the magistrate to issue an order for registering an FIR on the complaint.
