The Supreme Court has today set aside the order of the Kerala High Court and granted bail to Kerala youth Thwaha Fasal, who had been booked under UAPA for alleged Maoist links. In another connected matter, the Supreme Court has dismissed an appeal by the National Investigation Agency (NIA) against bail granted to co-accused Allan Shuaib, a co-accused and law student in this case.
Aisha Sultana was seeking pre-arrest bail in the FIR registered by Kavaratti Police under Section 124A (sedition) and 153B (acts against national integration) of IPC on the basis of a petition lodged by the BJP’s Lakshadweep unit president C Abdul Khadar Haji.
The Kerala High Court has quashed the orders of the Kerala Government announcing scholarship to Muslim students and Latin Catholic/Converted Christians in the ratio 80:20 and directed the Kerala Government to pass appropriate Government orders providing merit-cum-means scholarship
Subsequently, the deceased family moved to the High Court and the court was required to decide whether the principle of contributory negligence could be applied to such cases.
A division bench of Justices A. Muhamed Mustaque and C.S. Dias in its April 9 judgement had said all other forms of extra-judicial divorce as referred in Section 2 of the Shariat Act are thus available to a Muslim women
The Centre contended that NCC is not a regular education institution, but an institution that was founded with the primary aim of grooming cadets for a future with the armed forces.
The bench while referring High Court's judgement held that there is no prohibition under the Special Marriage Act for solemnization of the marriage between an Indian citizen and a foreign citizen.
The petitioner approached the High Court through Revision Petition , challenging the charge framed against him by the Trial Court for an offence punishable under Section 302 IPC.