Kathmandu [Nepal], May 23 (ANI): With opposition alliance vowing to take political as well as legal actions against dissolution of Nepal's Parliament, protests have erupted in the Himalayan country.
Washington DC [US], November 5 (ANI): US President Donald Trump's campaign is set to file a lawsuit in Pennsylvania over poll watchers and voter ID laws amid the run-up to the nail-biting finish of the 2020 presidential elections.
Chandigarh [India], July 16 (ANI): To control the spread of COVID-19, Punjab government is taking strict legal actions against gathering of five or more people. Till now, as many as 81 FIRs and 120 arrests have taken place, informed Captain Amarinder Singh in a tweet on Thursday.
New Delhi [India], June 17 (ANI): The Supreme Court on Wednesday slammed the Delhi government for threatening doctors, nurses, and health workers with legal actions for bringing to the public knowledge the state of healthcare in the hospitals of the national capital.
Bhubaneswar (Odisha) [India], Mar 16 (ANI): Odisha Chief Secretary Asit Kumar Tripathy on Monday said that those who don't follow new regulations related to novel coronavirus will face legal proceedings under the law.
Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], Feb 2 (ANI): Actor Tanushree Dutta on Sunday said that Nana Patekar's Naam foundation is harassing and threatening her with legal actions because she is telling the people "the truth about their illegal activities".
Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], Jan 14 (ANI): After a video of NCP leader Kaptan Malik allegedly beating up laborers went viral, his brother and Maharashtra Minister Nawab Malik said that legal actions should be taken against anybody who takes law in hand as "nobody is greater than the law."
Chennai (Tamil Nadu) [India], November 7 (ANI): A week after the arrest of Tamil Nadu cartoonist Bala, a regional journalist, Mani, said that the former faced legal actions just for exposing the inactivity of the Kasidharmam's District Collector.
Kabul [Afghanistan], July 12 (ANI) : U.S. Ambassador to Afghanistan Hugo Llorens has termed the charges of sexual abuse and assault against Afghanistan's First Vice President General Abdul Rashid Dostum as "very serious" and called for a "fair and transparent" probe