The Supreme Court on Monday stayed the Kerala High Court order refusing to suspend the conviction of Lakshadweep politician Mohammed Faizal in an attempt to murder case and also permitted him to continue his membership as a parliamentarian.
Disqualified Nationalist Congress Party (NCP) Member of Parliament Mohammed Faizal has moved the Supreme Court against the Kerala High Court order rejecting his plea for suspension of his conviction in an attempt to murder case
Nationalist Congress Party (NCP) Member of Parliament, Mohammad Faizal has been disqualified from the Lok Sabha after the Kerala High Court rejected his plea in an attempt to murder case.
Bharatheeya Vichara Kendram has urged state Governor Arif Mohammed Khan to not give his assent to the Kerala Government Land Assessment (Amendment) Bill 2023
The High Court Justice PV Kunhikrishnan stayed the proceedings in the Judicial First Class Magistrate’s court in Perumbavoor for six months on the plea of the actor and other defendants in the case
Amid the Nipah outbreak in the state, the Kerala High Court has asked the state government to issue an advisory, if found necessary, to Sabarimala pilgrims as the temple opens for its monthly pooja.
The Kerala High Court has said that “no mass drill or weaponry practices” shall be permitted on the premises of Sarkara Devi Temple in Thiruvananthapuram, which is managed by Travancore Devaswom Board (TDB)
President Droupadi Murmu appointed advocate Sibo Sankar Mishra and judicial officer Ananda Chandra Behera as judges of the Orissa High Court and Budi Habung as an additional judge in Gauhati High Court and justice CS Sudha as a Judge in Kerala High Court.
New judges and additional judges have been appointed in the High Courts of Kerala, Orissa and Gauhati, Union Law Minister Arjun Ram Meghwal said on Saturday.
The Supreme Court on Tuesday set aside the Kerala High Court order suspending the conviction of Lakshadweep MP Mohammed Faizal and asked the HC to hear it afresh and reconsider it in six weeks.
According to the order of the Kerala High Court, the court again heard the government's plea to withdraw the ivory case and that there is no public interest, the court accepted the plea of the petitioners that the government cannot take a decision only on behalf of an individual.