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No Evidence Links Us to 2020 Delhi Riots, Umar Khalid, Others Tell SC

No Evidence Links Us to 2020 Delhi Riots, Umar Khalid, Others Tell SC

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Umar Khalid and others argue before the Supreme Court that their prolonged detention lacks evidence linking them to the 2020 Delhi riots.See the Story

Supreme Court Examines Tampered Audio Clips in Manipur Violence Case

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Supreme Court Examines Tampered Audio Clips in Manipur Violence Case

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Supreme Court Examines Tampered Audio Clips in Manipur Violence Case The Supreme Court of India, in a session on Monday, addressed pivotal findings regarding leaked audio clips tied to ethnic violence in Manipur. These clips, considered crucial evidence against former Chief Minister N Biren Singh, have been declared tampered by the National Forensic Science Laboratory in Gujarat.A detailed report by the NFSL indicates significant editing and man…See the Story

Supreme Court to examine plea to ban online gaming, betting platforms

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Supreme Court to examine plea to ban online gaming, betting platforms

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Supreme Court to review a petition aimed at banning online gambling and betting platforms to protect children from exposure.See the Story

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