Failure to disclose grounds of arrest violates Constitution: Kerala High Court
The Court emphasized that an individual arrested without being informed of the reasons cannot be detained "even for a second."
The Court emphasized that an individual arrested without being informed of the reasons cannot be detained "even for a second."
Three judges of the Kerala High Court, who were on a tour to Jammu and Kashmir, narrowly escaped the Pahalgam terror attack on Tuesday that claimed 28 lives.
The Kerala High Court dismissed a review petition filed by the daughters of late CPI-M leader MM Lawrence against handing over their father’s body to the Government Medical College, Ernakulam.
In a relief to Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan and his daughter Veena Vijayan, the Kerala High Court on Friday dismissed two revision petitions challenging Vigilance Court orders that refused to order probes into corruption allegations against them and other public officials.
The Kerala High Court has affirmed that ‘Thulasithara’ (a raised platform where the holy basil is grown) holds sacred significance in Hinduism and that any desecration of it is an infringement on Hindu religious sentiments.
The High Court ordered the Travancore Devaswom Board to ensure that no activities are permitted on Temple premises that affects its sanctity during annual Temple festivals or other festivals.
The Kerala High Court on Monday set aside a state government order appointing an inquiry commission to find a permanent solution in the dispute between the Munambam residents and the Waqf board.
The Kerala High Court on Wednesday observed that the state lacks adequate law for preventing ragging in educational institutions and that rules need to be framed under Kerala Prohibition of Ragging Act, 1998 to effectively tackle the menace of ragging.
The petition states that, despite laws like the Prohibition of Ragging Act, 1998 (Kerala) and the UGC Regulations, 2009, there has been “a systemic failure in the implementation of preventive measures”.
The Kerala High Court on Friday dismissed an anticipatory bail petition filed by BJP leader PC George, who has been booked by the Erattupetta police for allegedly making a hate speech during a TV channel debate.
