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The Supreme Court said that Jammu and Kashmir did not retain sovereignty when it acceded to India.

Article 370 verdict | Jammu and Kashmir didn't retain sovereignty when it acceded to India: SC

The Supreme Court said that Jammu and Kashmir did not retain sovereignty when it acceded to India.

Announcing the verdict on Article 370, the Supreme Court said that Jammu and Kashmir did not retain sovereignty when it acceded to India.
Citing the Instrument of Accession, CJI DY Chandrachud said that Jammu and Kashmir did not retain an element of sovereignty when it joined the Union of India.
He added that a proclamation issued by Yuvraj Karan Singh in 1949 said the Constitution of India would supersede all other constitutionals provisions in the state.
The proclamation reflects the full and final surrender of sovereignty by Jammu and Kashmir to its sovereign ruler India, said Chandrachud.
The CJI further said that the Constitution of Jammu and Kashmir was only to further define the relationship between the Union of India and the state of Jammu and Kashmir.

Leaders of political parties in Jammu and Kashmir have claimed that they were put under house arrest ahead of SC's verdict on Article 370

Omar Abdullah vs J&K Lieutenant Governor as SC announces 370 verdict

Leaders of political parties in Jammu and Kashmir have claimed that they were put under house arrest ahead of SC's verdict on Article 370

Leaders of National Conference and PDP posted pictures of locks on the gates of their houses in Kashmir and claimed that they have been put under house arrest ahead of the Supreme Court's verdict on abrogation of Article 370.&nbsp;
J&amp;K Lieutenant Goveror Manoj Sinha denied the claims and said it is an attempt to spread rumours. He said no one has been put under house arrest or been arrested due to political reasons.&nbsp;
Reacting to Sinha's comments, NC leader Omar Abdullah posted pictures of his gates and said 'Dear Mr LG these chains that have been put on my gate have not been put by me so why are you denying what your police force has done. It&rsquo;s also possible you don&rsquo;t even know what your police is doing? Which one is it? Are you being dishonest or is your police acting independent of you?'
upheld the government's decision to abrogate Article 370, which bestowed special status on the erstwhile state of Jammu and Kashmir, and said steps should be taken to conduct elections in the assembly by September 30 next year.
Writing the judgement for himself and Justices Gavai and Surya Kant, Chief Justice of India D Y Chandrachud said Article 370 of the Constitution was a temporary provision and the president has the power to revoke it.
The apex court also upheld the validity of the decision to carve out the union territory of Ladakh from Jammu and Kashmir in August 2019.
The erstwhile state of Jammu and Kashmir does not have internal sovereignty different from other states of the country, he said.
(with PTI inputs)
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Omar Abdullah has said that he is disappointed but not disheartened with the Supreme Court's verdict on pleas challenging the abrogation of the provisions of Article 370 of the Constitution.

SC verdict on Article 370: Omar Abdullah is disappointed but not...

Omar Abdullah has said that he is disappointed but not disheartened with the Supreme Court's verdict on pleas challenging the abrogation of the provisions of Article 370 of the Constitution.

National Conference leader Omar Abdullah has reacted to the Supreme Court verdict upholding Centre's decision to remove provisions of Article 370 from Jammu and Kashmir.&nbsp;
'Disappointed but not disheartened. The struggle will continue. It took the BJP decades to reach here. We are also prepared for the long haul,' the former J&amp;K chief minister tweeted.&nbsp;
Ahead of the verdict, he had tweeted that pictures of locks on the gates of his house and said that he has been put under house arrest.&nbsp;
He tweeted 'Dear Mr LG these chains that have been put on my gate have not been put by me so why are you denying what your police force has done. It&rsquo;s also possible you don&rsquo;t even know what your police is doing? Which one is it? Are you being dishonest or is your police acting independent of you?'
PDP also claimed that their leader Mehbooba Mufti was put under house arrest ahead of the verdict.&nbsp;
Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha has denied these claims
The Supreme Court on Monday upheld the Centre's August 5, 2019 decision to abrogate Article 370, which bestowed a special status on the erstwhile state of Jammu and Kashmir, and said steps should be taken to conduct elections to the Assembly in the Union Territory by September 30 next year.
The apex court also directed that statehood to the Union Territory of Jammu and Kashmir be restored at the earliest.

Karan Singh, the son of the last maharaja of J&K, has urged people to accept the Supreme Court's verdict upholding the abrogation of Article 370. 

Karan Singh, son of last maharaja of J&K, urges people to accept SC verdict on 370

Karan Singh, the son of the last maharaja of J&amp;K, has urged people to accept the Supreme Court's verdict upholding the abrogation of Article 370.&nbsp;

Karan Singh, the son of the last maharaja of J&amp;K, has urged people to accept the Supreme Court's verdict upholding the abrogation of Article 370.&nbsp;
'I welcome it. Now it has become clear that whatever happened is constitutionally valid...I request PM Modi to restore statehood soon,' Karan Singh said.&nbsp;
The Supreme Court on Monday upheld the government's decision to abrogate Article 370, which bestowed special status on the erstwhile state of Jammu and Kashmir, and said steps should be taken to conduct elections in the assembly by September 30 next year.
Writing the judgement for himself and Justices Gavai and Surya Kant, Chief Justice of India D Y Chandrachud said Article 370 of the Constitution was a temporary provision and the president has the power to revoke it.
The apex court also upheld the validity of the decision to carve out the union territory of Ladakh from Jammu and Kashmir in August 2019.
The erstwhile state of Jammu and Kashmir does not have internal sovereignty different from other states of the country, he said.
"... all provisions of the Indian Constitution can be applied to J-K," the CJI said.
"We hold the exercise of presidential power to issue constitutional order abrogating Article 370 of Constitution as valid," the CJI said.
Jammu and Kashmir became an integral part of India and this is evident from Articles 1 and 370, he said while pronouncing the judgment.
&ldquo;The Constituent Assembly of J&amp;K was never intended to be permanent body,&rdquo; the CJI stated.
Article 370, which was abrogated on August 5, 2019, was an interim arrangement due to war conditions in the erstwhile state, Justice Chandrachud said.
The princely state had become an integral part of India and this is evident from Articles 1 and 370, the CJI said.
The bench comprising CJI D Y Chandrachud and Justices Gavai, Surya Kant, Sanjay Kishan Kaul, Sanjiv Khanna, assembled at 10.56 am to pronounce the three separate and concurring judgements Justices Kaul and Khanna wrote their judgments separately.
The apex court reserved its verdict in the matter on September 5 after a 16-day hearing on a batch of petitions challenging the abrogation of the provisions of Article 370.
(with PTI inputs)
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The Supreme Court has ruled in favour of the Centre's decision to water down J&K's special status

Abrogation of Article 370 is legal: Supreme Court

The Supreme Court has ruled in favour of the Centre's decision to water down J&amp;K's special status

The Supreme Court has held that the Centre's move to remove provisions of Article 370 from Jammu and Kashmir was constitutionally valid. The verdict was announced by a 5-judge bench headed by Chief Justice of India DY Chandrachud.&nbsp;
Writing the judgement for himself and Justices Gavai and Surya Kant, Chief Justice of India D Y Chandrachud said Article 370 of the Constitution was a temporary provision and the president has the power to revoke it.
The apex court also upheld the validity of the decision to carve out the union territory of Ladakh from Jammu and Kashmir in August 2019.
It has ordered the restoration of J&amp;K's statehood and directed that election be held by September 30, 2024
The erstwhile state of Jammu and Kashmir does not have internal sovereignty different from other states of the country, he said.
"... all provisions of the Indian Constitution can be applied to J-K," the CJI said.
"We hold the exercise of presidential power to issue constitutional order abrogating Article 370 of Constitution as valid," the CJI said.
Jammu and Kashmir became an integral part of India and this is evident from Articles 1 and 370, he said while pronouncing the judgment.
&ldquo;The Constituent Assembly of J&amp;K was never intended to be permanent body,&rdquo; the CJI stated.
Article 370, which was abrogated on August 5, 2019, was an interim arrangement due to war conditions in the erstwhile state, Justice Chandrachud said.
The princely state had become an integral part of India and this is evident from Articles 1 and 370, the CJI said.
The bench comprising CJI D Y Chandrachud and Justices Gavai, Surya Kant, Sanjay Kishan Kaul, Sanjiv Khanna, assembled at 10.56 am to pronounce the three separate and concurring judgements Justices Kaul and Khanna wrote their judgments separately.
The apex court reserved its verdict in the matter on September 5 after a 16-day hearing on a batch of petitions challenging the abrogation of the provisions of Article 370.
(with PTI inputs)

Senior Advocate Kapil Sibal shared a tweet ahead of the big Supreme Court verdict on Article 370

'Some battles are fought to be lost...': Senior Advocate Kapil Sibal ahead of Article 370 verdict

Senior Advocate Kapil Sibal shared a tweet ahead of the big Supreme Court verdict on Article 370

Ahead of the big Supreme Court verdict on the constitutional validity of the Centre's move to scrap Article 370, senior advocate Kapil Sibal shared a tweet, in which he said that some battles are fought to be lost.&nbsp;
Kapil Sibal is the counsel for one of the petitioners. In his tweets, he said, "Courts. Some battles are fought to be lost. For history must record the uncomfortable facts for generations to know. The right and wrong of institutional actions will be debated for years to come. History alone is the final arbiter of the moral compass of historic decisions."
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Mehbooba, other PDP leaders placed under house arrest, says her daughter Iltija Mufti | SC verdict

Mehbooba, other PDP leaders placed under house arrest, says her daughter Iltija Mufti | SC verdict

As the Supreme Court is scheduled to pronounce its verdict on Article 370 on Monday, authorities strengthened security arrangements in sensitive parts of Jammu and Kashmir, especially in summer capital Srinagar and adjoining areas, officials said.
Leaders of the People&rsquo;s Democratic Party (PDP) headed by former chief minister Mehbooba Mufti claimed to have been placed under house arrest, while certain restrictions were also placed on Gupkar Road housing the residence of prominent leaders including former chief minister Omar Abdullah.
Mehbooba&rsquo;s daughter Iltija Mufti said they have been placed under house arrest with a posse of policemen deployed at their Khimber residence on the outskirts of the city.
Police, however, neither confirmed nor denied the development which came just a few hours before the expected judgement of the Supreme Court on the constitutional validity of the Centre&rsquo;s decision to abrogate controversial Article 370 in August 2019.
The officials said policemen have been deployed in numbers on the road leading to high-security Gupkar and have restricted the movement of the people.
In contrast to the heightened security in Kashmir, the security situation and deployment of police and paramilitary forces were near normal in the winter capital Jammu.
Movement of vehicles escorting or carrying VIPs and protected persons in "troublesome areas" should also be avoided, an advisory issued by the inspector general of police, Kashmir zone to all security forces and senior superintendents of police said.
The officials said strict vigil is being maintained across Jammu and Kashmir to maintain law and order.
The Cyber Police, Kashmir has advised social media users to use the platforms responsibly and refrain from sharing rumours, fake news, hate speeches or obscene, violent and defamatory content.
"Moreover, social media users are cautioned not to indulge in propagation of terrorist and secessionist ideology and false narrative," the Cyber Police said in an advisory.
The Supreme Court will pronounce its verdict on the petitions challenging the abrogation of the provisions of Article 370 on Monday.
The provisions of Article 370 were abrogated by the Centre on August 5, 2019, and the erstwhile state was bifurcated into the Union territories of Jammu and Kashmir and Ladakh.

Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu asked Hamas militants to surrender and not die for their leader Yahya Sinwar.

Surrender now, don't die for Sinwar: Israel PM Netanyahu to Hamas

Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu asked Hamas militants to surrender and not die for their leader Yahya Sinwar.

As heavy fighting continues in Gaza between Israel and Hamas, with the war entering its 66th day and Israeli forces being relentess in their pursuit of attacking Hamas, Israel Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu called on the terror group to 'surrender now' and warned that 'it is the beginning of the end of Hamas'.
Netanyahu's warning comes at a time when dozens of Hamas terrorists have surrendered to Israeli forces in recent days.
In a video posted by Israel PM's Office, Netanyahu called on Hamas terrorists to not die for Hamas head in Gaza, Yahya Sinwar.
Netanyahu said, "In the past few days, dozens of Hamas terrorists have surrendered to our forces. They are laying down their weapons and turning themselves into our heroic soldiers. This will take time. The war is still ongoing but it is the beginning of the end of Hamas. I say to the Hamas terrorists: It's over. Don't die for Sinwar. Surrender - now!"
Meanwhile, Israel Defence Forces spokesperson Rear Admiral Daniel Hagari said the military has discovered a large tunnel network below Palestine Square in Gaza City, The Times of Israel reported.

A couple's alleged revenge for a forced extramarital affair led to the murder of a hotelier and his girlfriend in Indore.

Indore couple kills hotelier and his girlfriend over extra marital affair

A couple's alleged revenge for a forced extramarital affair led to the murder of a hotelier and his girlfriend in Indore.

In a case of revenge, a woman and her husband allegedly killed a hotelier and his girlfriend in Madhya Pradesh&rsquo;s Indore over a forced extra-marital affair, police said on Sunday. The police on Sunday arrested the accused couple Mamta (32) and Nitin Pawar (35) for the murders that occurred in the limits of Aerodrome police station on Saturday, additional deputy commissioner of police Alok Kumar Sharma said.
Hotelier Ravi Thakur (42) and his girlfriend Sarita Thakur (38) were attacked and killed with sharp-edged weapons at her house, he said, adding that the bodies were found in a state of undress.
Sarita had introduced Mamta to the hotelier, and they became friendly and began an illicit relationship, the official said.
When Nitin got wind of the affair, the couple quarrelled about it. Thakur allegedly forced Mamta to continue their relationship using an objectionable video of her, he said.
Mamta called Thakur to Sarita's house, where she and her husband allegedly killed the woman first and later attacked the hotelier on his arrival, the official said.
A sword and knife used in killings have been recovered, and a detailed investigation is underway, he said.&nbsp;
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More than five coaches of a goods train derailed in Tamil Nadu. No injuries were reported in the incident.

Over 5 coaches of goods train derail in Tamil Nadu, railway services affected

More than five coaches of a goods train derailed in Tamil Nadu. No injuries were reported in the incident.

A goods train going to Chennai Harbour derailed near Chengalpattu in Tamil Nadu around 10:30 pm on 10th December.
More than 5 coaches of the train derailed.
The train was carrying iron-related rods. According to railway officials, the movement of passenger trains from South Tamil Nadu towards Chennai was affected.
Following the incident, officials started working to clear the track and regulate the train movements.

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Suspected terrorist in NIA's 'most wanted' list has been arrested in Delhi.

Suspected ISIS terrorist on NIA's 'most wanted' list arrested in Delhi

A suspected terrorist in NIA's 'most wanted' list has been arrested in Delhi.

The Delhi Police arrested a suspected terrorist, Shahnawaz alias Shafi Uzzama, who is said to be on NIA's 'most wanted' list.
NIA had placed a reward of ₹3 lakh for information on him.
According to ANI, Shahnawaz was wanted in an ISIS-linked case in Pune.
An engineer by profession, Shahnawaz is a resident of Delhi.
He was recently caught by Pune Police in July when he was trying to steal a motorcycle. However, he escaped from police custody while being taken to his hideout for further questioning.
Two of his associates were later caught.
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Supreme Court Justice SK Kaul said highlighted the plight of people who migrated from Jammu and Kashmir from 1989 to 1990. He said the migration was voluntary.

Part of population left J&K in 1989-90, it was not voluntary migration: Justice Kaul

Supreme Court Justice SK Kaul said highlighted the plight of people who migrated from Jammu and Kashmir from 1989 to 1990. He said the migration was voluntary.

Announcing the verdict on Article 370, Supreme Court Justice SK Kaul recommended setting up a 'Truth and Reconciliation Commission'. He stressed on the need to understand the human rights violation.
Justice Kaul said that the valley of Kashmir carries a historical burden and that the people are victims of conflicts.
He noted that a part of the population migrated from J&amp;K in 1989-90. "It was not a voluntary migration," said Justice Kaul.
He noted that parts of Kashmir are occupied by foreign nations.
The Supreme Court upheld the abrogation of Article 370 and ordered Election Commission to hold assembly elections by September 30, 2024.

Chief Justice of India DY Chandrachud called for restoration of the Kammu and Kashmir's statehood as soon as possible.

Hold J&K Assembly elections before September 30, 2024: CJI DY Chandrachud

Chief Justice of India DY Chandrachud called for restoration of the Kammu and Kashmir's statehood as soon as possible.

The Supreme Court of India upheld the abrogation of Article 370. However, Chief Justice of India DY Chandrachud called for restoration of Jammu and Kashmir's statehood as soon as possible.
"We direct that steps shall be taken by the Election Commission of India to conduct elections to the Legislative Assembly of Jammu and Kashmir constituted under Section 14 of the Reorganisation Act by September 30, 2024. Restoration of statehood shall take place at the earliest and as soon as possible," the CJI said.
Justice Chandrachud referred to Solicitor General Tushar Mehta's statement that Jammu and Kashmir's statehood will be restored, except for the carving out of the Union Territory of Ladakh.
"In view of the statement we do not find it necessary to determine whether the reorganisation of the State of Jammu and Kashmir into two Union Territories of Ladakh and Jammu and Kashmir is permissible under Article 3.

Announcing the verdict on Article 370, Supreme Court Justice SK Kaul said there is a need to understand the human rights violation in Jammu and Kashmir. He suggested forming a Truth and Reconciliation Commission.

Article 370 verdict | Form Truth and Reconciliation Commission: Justice Kaul

Announcing the verdict on Article 370, Supreme Court Justice SK Kaul said there is a need to understand the human rights violation in Jammu and Kashmir. He suggested forming a Truth and Reconciliation Commission.

Announcing the verdict on Article 370, Supreme Court Justice SK Kaul recommended setting up a 'Truth and Reconciliation Commission'. He stressed on the need to understand the human rights violation.
Justice Kaul said that truth telling provides an opportunity for the victims to share their experiences and helps heal the wounds. He added that it also paves the way for reconciliation.&nbsp;
Justice Kaul further said that the human rights violation in the Valley must by both state and non-state actors must be recorded. He also drew attention to the part of population that migrated from Kashmir in 1989-90.
The Supreme Court upheld the abrogation of Article 370 and ordered Election Commission to hold assembly elections by September 30, 2024.

Mahua Moitra has moved the Supreme Court against expulsion from Lok Sabha

Mahua Moitra moves SC against expulsion from Lok Sabha

Mahua Moitra moves SC against expulsion from Lok Sabha
TMC MP was expelled in cash-for-query case
Moitra accused of taking money to ask questions in Parliament

Mahua Moitra has moved the Supreme Court against expulsion from Lok Sabha

Trinamool Congress MP Mahua Moitra has challenged her expulsion from the Lok Sabha in Supreme Court.&nbsp;
Moitra was expelled from the Lok Sabha on Friday after an ethics panel said in its report that the parliamentarian had engaged in 'unethical conduct'.&nbsp;
The panel found her guilty of of accepting gifts and illegal gratification from a businessman to further his interest. She was accused of taking money to ask questions in Parliament.&nbsp;
The ethics panel had recommended her expulsion and on Friday the Lok Sabha acted on it and expelled her.&nbsp;
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The Supreme Court has said that Article 370 was a temporary provision and not a permanent one.

Article 370 a temporary provision, not permanent: Supreme Court

The Supreme Court has said that Article 370 was a temporary provision and not a permanent one.

The Supreme Court has said that Article 370 was a temporary provision and not a permanent one.
Chief Justice of Indian DY Chandrachud said, "Article 370 was introduced to serve two purposes. First, the transitional purpose to provide for an interim arrangement until the Constituent Assembly of the state was formed."
It was an interim arrangement in the view of the special circumstances because of the war conditions in the state, the CJI added.
The court also said that when Jammu and Kashmir acceded to India, it did not retain its sovereignty. Justice Chandrachud said that a proclamation issued by Yuvraj Karan Singh in 1949 said the Constitution of India would supersede all other constitutionals provisions in the state.
The proclamation reflects the full and final surrender of sovereignty by Jammu and Kashmir to its sovereign ruler India, said the CJI.

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