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Mandate Can't Be Massacred: Kerala HC Allows Detained Councillor To Take Oath In Jail
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Mandate Can't Be Massacred: Kerala HC Allows Detained Councillor To Take Oath In Jail

Kerala HC permits a councillor detained under KAAPA to take his swearing-in oath from Central Prison, Viyyur, holding the people's mandate can't be defeated by a procedural lapse.

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Caste discrimination in prisons: Supreme Court seeks reply from UOI & 11 States Judiciary
Caste discrimination in prisons: Supreme Court seeks reply from UOI & 11 States

The Supreme Court of India issues notices to the Union government and 11 states in response to a plea alleging caste-based discrimination in prisons. The plea, filed by journalist Sukanya Shantha, highlights segregation of Dalits and differential treatment in jail cells and labor assignments. The court emphasizes the seriousness of these claims, calling for a detailed examination of state prison manuals and concerted efforts to address any discriminatory practices.


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