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Karnataka High Court building in case involving alleged ā€œPakistan Zindabadā€ slogan.
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ā€˜Pakistan Zindabad’ or ā€˜Murdabad’? Karnataka HC Quashes Case, Accepts Slogan May Have Been Uttered By Mistake At BJP Rally

- By Salil Tiwari | | 4 Nov 2026 7:42 PM IST

The Supreme Court directed the Uttar Pradesh government to complete the chargesheet sanction process within four weeks while continuing to monitor the Noida hate crime investigation involving a Muslim cleric.
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Noida Hate Crime Against Muslim Cleric: Supreme Court Continues Monitoring Probe, Seeks Chargesheet Sanction In 4 Weeks

- By Sukriti Mishra | | 14 July 2026 12:05 PM IST

The Supreme Court directed the Uttar Pradesh government to complete the chargesheet sanction process within four weeks while continuing to monitor the Noida hate crime investigation involving a Muslim cleric.
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Supreme Court Pulls Up UP Police Over Missing Hate Crime Charges In Sherwani Case, Seeks Full Compliance

- By Sukriti Mishra | | 21 April 2026 3:34 PM IST

The Supreme Court directed the Uttar Pradesh government to complete the chargesheet sanction process within four weeks while continuing to monitor the Noida hate crime investigation involving a Muslim cleric.
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ā€œShould Have Invoked IPC 153B, 295A At First Instanceā€: Supreme Court Tells UP To Act In Hate Crime Case

- By Sukriti Mishra | | 19 Feb 2026 3:45 PM IST

The Supreme Court directed the Uttar Pradesh government to complete the chargesheet sanction process within four weeks while continuing to monitor the Noida hate crime investigation involving a Muslim cleric.
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Noida Hate Crime Case: Supreme Court Questions Police Refusal to Register FIR, Seeks Centre’s Response

- By Sukriti Mishra | | 3 Feb 2026 12:25 PM IST

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