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Engaging in activities such as stocking, transporting, keeping, selling, dressing, or consuming any wildlife organ is deemed a punishable offence, as outlined in the Wildlife Protection Act | Latest News India
According to the Wildlife Protection Act of 1972 and the recent amendments made by the Central Government in 2022, illegal stocking, trade, etc. of wildlife articles is a punishable offence. A similar 30-day window was opened under Wildlife (Conservation) (Karnataka Rules) in 1973 for 30 days and then again in 2003 for 180 days to obtain a certificate of possession of wildlife items.
The Karnataka High Court has notified rules for live streaming and recording of court proceedings in the High Court as well as all courts and tribunals falling under the High Court's supervisory jurisdiction.