Why the Supreme Court criticised the delay in bail for Opposition leaders in Delhi liquor case https://scroll.in/article/1072728/how-the-supreme-court-criticised-ed-and-lower-courts-in-kejriwal-sisodia-kavitha-bail-orders The court rejected the claims of the central agency and took lower courts to task for refusing bail to Arvind Kejriwal, Manish Sisodia and K Kavitha.
Vineet Bhalla
Sep 03, 2024 The Bharatiya Janata Party-run Central government accused the Delhi government of tailoring the policy to suit a select group of businessmen and giving them licences in exchange for kickbacks. In July 2022, the Central Bureau of Investigation launched an inquiry into alleged financial irregularities and corruption in the liquor licence regime...

ED  argued that making arrests was part of its investigative powers. It contended that judicial scrutiny of such arrests would interfere with its investigations.

 Salwa Judum is illegal, says Supreme Court https://www.thehindu.com/news/national/Salwa-Judum-is-illegal-says-Supreme-Court/article13639702.ece  December 04, 2021   The ruling by Justice B. Sudershan Reddy and Justice S.S. Nijjar on the writ petition filed by social anthropologist Prof. Nandini Sundar and others - strongly indicted the State for violating Constitutional principles in arming youth who had passed only fifth standard and conferring on them the powers of police.

Judgement:   https://main.sci.gov.in/jonew/judis/38160.pdf  Given humanity’s collective experience with unchecked power, which becomes its own principle, and its practice its own raison d’etre, resulting in the eventual dehumanization of all the people, the scouring of the earth by the unquenchable thirst for natural resources by imperialist powers, and the horrors of two World Wars, modern constitutionalism posits that no wielder of power should be allowed to claim the right to perpetrate state’s violence against any one, much less its own citizens, unchecked by law, and notions of innate human dignity of every individual.

.The primary task of the State is the provision of security
to all its citizens, without violating human dignity. This
would necessarily imply the undertaking of tasks that
would prevent the emergence of great dissatisfaction, and
disaffection, on account of the manner and mode of
extraction, and distribution, of natural resources and
organization of social action, its benefits and costs. 

 How Chhattisgarh has stalled a historic judgment https://www.thehindu.com/opinion/op-ed/how-chhattisgarh-has-stalled-a-historic-judgment/article35137259.ece July 05, 2021
The Salwa Judum judgment was delivered 10 years ago, but nothing has been done to implement it

Ten years on, nothing has been done to implement the judgment. Instead, the State government has merely renamed the SPOs. They are now known as the District Reserve Guard (DRG). Conversations with DRG members have revealed that most of them are captured or surrendered Maoists and are given automatic weaponry as soon as they join the police force. Some of them get one-three months of training, and some not even that. They commit the most excesses against their former fellow villagers, suffer the most casualties in any operation, and are paid much les

https://indianexpress.com/article/lifestyle/workplace/australia-right-to-disconnect-law-workplace-burnout-other-countries-same-law-9537507/   the “right to disconnect,” emphasising that employees should not be penalised for not being online 24/7, especially when they are not being compensated for that time. The law is a significant step towards promoting work-life balance and protecting workers’ well-being.

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