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    1984 anti-sikh violence: BJP’s HS Phoolka shams Sonia Gandhi's account in memoir
    SC stays Karnataka HC order constituting SIT, fresh probe in KPSC recruitment irregularities

    The Supreme Court has stayed the Karnataka High Court's directions regarding the Special Investigation Team for KPSC recruitment irregularities. The bench issued a notice for responses from original petitioners and the state government. Senior advocate Kapil Sibal argued against a new investigation, stating the CID was near completion. The high court had mandated the formation of an SIT to investigate allegations against KPSC.

    Company can face criminal prosecution even if no individual is made accused: Supreme Court

    In a landmark ruling, the Supreme Court has established that companies can be subjected to criminal proceedings even when no individuals are charged. This ruling sheds light on corporate criminal liability, particularly for offenses necessitating intent, with the court stating that mens rea can be deduced from the context of the situation. Thus, the absence of a specific named individual will not halt company prosecutions.

    Spying case: Operation underway, many YouTube channels under scrutiny

    Haryana authorities are investigating a Pakistan-linked espionage network after five arrests, including YouTuber Jyoti Malhotra, accused of spying. Over 12 people have been detained across North India. Ongoing operations are scrutinising social media, with vigilance heightened to prevent misinformation and espionage, while authorities review travel details and links.

    Caste benefits to Dalit converts: Supreme Court to consider report in July

    A bench headed by Justice Sanjay Kishan Kaul was told by the central government counsel that the court should await the report of a new commission, constituted last year and headed by former Chief Justice of India KG Balakrishnan, before proceeding further in the case.

    Won’t accept Ranganath Panel report on SC quota for converted dalits: Govt to SC

    The bench said it would examine the question whether the court should wait for the Balakrishnan Commission report or go ahead and hear a series of petitions seeking ‘SC’ quota benefits for Dalit converts to other religions, primarily Christianity.

    The Economic Times
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