Justice Amit Bansal has sought the response of the Delhi Government, the Union of India, Delhi Commission for Protection of Child Rights, the National Commission for Protection of Child Rights and the Lieutenant Governor of Delhi.
TThe Supreme Court expressed its concerns over the impersonation of sureties and issued a notice to the Unique Identification Authority of India (UIDAI) to find out the solution of verification by the judicial officers for its authentication as part of good governance.
He stated that “The word Hindi in this couplet, written by a Muslim poet, does not refer to Hindus but is referred to all Hindustanis irrespective of caste, colour and religion, which is the beauty of secularism.”
The Delhi High Court has recently issued a notice in a plea seeking directions to remove certain objectionable content related to “Hindu Gods from the social media platform “Instagram” which is owned by Facebook.
Advocate Manika Tripathy, appearing for the petitioner, argued that police is not doing anything about the case and that there is no progress in tracking the whereabouts of the girl.
Justice Suresh Kumar Kait said: “Moreover, the continued detention of Shivinder, in this case, is necessary not only to unearth the conspiracy hatched by him but also to derive trace the siphoned off money which he has credited for his personal benefit.”
The minor, belonging to a Scheduled Caste community, has alleged that she was gang-raped, solely for her family’s political affiliations and for her religious beliefs.
The high court observed that the aggrieved persons can avail alternative remedy, “but a large number of petitions land in the lap of this court as according to writ petitions alternative remedy is less felicitous.”
The Central Government informed the Supreme Court that the claim of the Aam Aadmi Party regarding the launch of the ‘One Nation One Ration Card’ (ONORC) plan in the NCT of Delhi is “misleading”, as they have claimed to implement it only in Circle 63 Seemapuri with only a handful of transactions.