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Article 370 case cannot be reduced to an 'emotive majoritarian interpretation' of the Constitution, SC told Senior advocate Kapil Sibal, in his rejoinder

Mohammad Akbar Lone is the second petitioner In Re Article 370 to get in trouble within the last two weeks. Petitioner-in-person Zahoor Ahmad Bhat was suspended two days after his appearance in the Supreme Court.

While setting aside an order of extension of remand passed under Section 43D of the Unlawful Activities [Prevention] Act, 1967 (UAPA), the Madras High Court has held that trial court should not...

SRINAGAR: The Supreme Court of India has asked National Conference leader Mohd Akbar Lone, the lead petitioner in the Article 370 challenge case, to file an affidavit affirming that he unconditionally accepts that JK is an integral part of India and that he owes allegiance to the Constitution of Ind...

On Day 15 of the hearings in a batch of petitions challenging the August 5, 2019 decision to put an end to the autonomy guaranteed to J&K under Article 370 of the Constitution, additional Solicitor General KM Nataraj argued that the powers of the President under Article 370 are unique superior p...

During the hearing of the case in the morning, a counsel and Solicitor General Tushar Mehta informed the Court that Lone had apparently said 'Pakistan Zindabad' in an assembly

Jammu & Kashmir administration has revoked the suspension order issued to senior lecturer of the School Education Department, Zahoor Ahmed Bhat, who appeared in the abrogation of article 370 case hearing Supreme Court

The Jammu and Kashmir government today revoked the suspension of a college teacher who had recently argued against the scrapping of Article 370 in the Supreme Court.

On Day 13 of the hearings in a batch of petitions challenging the August 5, 2019 decision to put an end to the autonomy guaranteed to J&K under Article 370 of the Constitution, Attorney General for India R Venkataramani, and senior advocates Harish Salve and Rakesh Dwivedi argued that the power...

The Supreme Court is hearing over 20 petitions challenging the Central government's 2019 decision to abrogate Article 370 of the Constitution.