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As the government gears up for a reboot, we look at a crucial pillar of democracy that is in dire need of reform- the judicial system. The issue of judicial reform was raked up once again as civil society outraged over the death of 84-yr-old activist Stan Swamy while in custody. As thousands of undertrials languish in jails waiting for justice to be served, we ask if justice delayed is justice denied? As cases of frivolous FIRs emerge, we ask if there is any accountability for those who file false charges? Is it time to re-look at draconian laws that infringe on an individual's fundamental rights and freedom? Should judicial reform be carried out by the judiciary or the executive? To know the answers to these questions and more, watch this week's episode of News Guru

News Guru: Is it time for Big Bang judicial reforms?

Descriptor: While the government looks to reboot, we look&nbsp;we look at a crucial pillar of democracy that is in dire need of reform- the judicial system. Is justice&nbsp;delayed justice denied? Has the process become the punishment? With cases of custody deaths, unlawful detention and frivolous FIRs being reported in India, we ask if the country is in desperate need of judicial reforms. &nbsp;

As the government gears up for a reboot, we look at a crucial pillar of democracy that is in dire need of reform- the judicial system. The issue of judicial reform was raked up once again as civil society outraged over the death of 84-yr-old activist Stan Swamy while in custody. As thousands of undertrials languish in jails waiting for justice to be served, we ask if justice delayed is justice denied? As cases of frivolous FIRs emerge, we ask if there is any accountability for those who file false charges? Is it time to re-look at draconian laws that infringe on an individual's fundamental rights and freedom? Should judicial reform be carried out by the judiciary or the executive? To know the answers to these questions and more, watch this week's episode of News Guru

As the government gears up for a reboot, we look at a crucial pillar of democracy that is in dire need of reform- the judicial system.

A Special NIA court on Thursday discharged Assam activist and Akhil Gogoi in a UAPA case lodged against him in relation with anti-CAA protests.
The NIA had filed two cases against Gogoi under the draconian Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Amendment Act after violent protests in December 2019. He has now been discharged in both the cases.
Gogoi, a prominent farmer activist, has been under arrest since December 2019 for his alleged role in the protests.
He is currently admitted to the Guwahati Medical College Hospital as he has been unwell for a few months.

Assam: Akhil Gogoi discharged in UAPA case filed by NIA over ant-CAA protests

Assam activist and MLA&nbsp;Akhil Gogoi&nbsp;has been discharged in the&nbsp;UAPA case filed by NIA over anti-CAA protests

Assam: Akhil Gogoi discharged in UAPA case filed by NIA over anti-CAA protests

A Special NIA court on Thursday discharged Assam activist and Akhil Gogoi in a UAPA case lodged against him in relation with anti-CAA protests.
The NIA had filed two cases against Gogoi under the draconian Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Amendment Act after violent protests in December 2019. He has now been discharged in both the cases.
Gogoi, a prominent farmer activist, has been under arrest since December 2019 for his alleged role in the protests.
He is currently admitted to the Guwahati Medical College Hospital as he has been unwell for a few months.
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Assam activist and MLA&nbsp;Akhil Gogoi&nbsp;has been discharged in the&nbsp;UAPA case filed by NIA over anti-CAA protests

A Special NIA court on Thursday discharged Assam activist and Akhil Gogoi in a UAPA case lodged against him in relation with anti-CAA protests.
The NIA had filed two cases against Gogoi under the draconian Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Amendment Act after violent protests in December 2019. He has now been discharged in both the cases.
Gogoi, a prominent farmer activist, has been under arrest since December 2019 for his alleged role in the protests.
He is currently admitted to the Guwahati Medical College Hospital as he has been unwell for a few months.

Jailed anti-CAA activist and MLA Akhil Gogoi is suffering from "psychological issues" and getting treatment for "emotional imbalance and mental disease", Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma said in the assembly on Monday.
Replying to a discussion on the Motion of Thanks on the Governor's address, Sarma dismissed the request of the opposition Congress to allow Gogoi to attend the Assembly session but said that the government has not kept any negative view against anyone.
On May 21, the first day of the three-day session, the RTI activist-turned-politician came to the assembly to take oath as an MLA after obtaining permission from a Special NIA court. He is currently in judicial custody.
"Forgetting Covid protocol, he just went to every member inside the House. This is a pre-warning of a disease. The doctors of the GMCH told me that this is his disease," the CM said.
Sarma questioned Congress MLA Bharat Narah how the assembly can allow a sick person to attend the House.
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Akhil Gogoi is being treated for mental disease: Assam CM Himanta Biswa Sarma

Jailed anti-CAA activist and MLA Akhil Gogoi is suffering from "psychological issues" and getting treatment for "emotional imbalance and mental disease", Assam CM&nbsp;Himanta Biswa Sarma said in the assembly

Akhil Gogoi is being treated for mental disease: Assam CM 

Jailed anti-CAA activist and MLA Akhil Gogoi is suffering from "psychological issues" and getting treatment for "emotional imbalance and mental disease", Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma said in the assembly on Monday.
Replying to a discussion on the Motion of Thanks on the Governor's address, Sarma dismissed the request of the opposition Congress to allow Gogoi to attend the Assembly session but said that the government has not kept any negative view against anyone.
On May 21, the first day of the three-day session, the RTI activist-turned-politician came to the assembly to take oath as an MLA after obtaining permission from a Special NIA court. He is currently in judicial custody.
"Forgetting Covid protocol, he just went to every member inside the House. This is a pre-warning of a disease. The doctors of the GMCH told me that this is his disease," the CM said.
Sarma questioned Congress MLA Bharat Narah how the assembly can allow a sick person to attend the House.
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Jailed anti-CAA activist and MLA Akhil Gogoi is suffering from "psychological issues" and getting treatment for "emotional imbalance and mental disease", Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma said in the assembly on Monday.
Replying to a discussion on the Motion of Thanks on the Governor's address, Sarma dismissed the request of the opposition Congress to allow Gogoi to attend the Assembly session but said that the government has not kept any negative view against anyone.
On May 21, the first day of the three-day session, the RTI activist-turned-politician came to the assembly to take oath as an MLA after obtaining permission from a Special NIA court. He is currently in judicial custody.
"Forgetting Covid protocol, he just went to every member inside the House. This is a pre-warning of a disease. The doctors of the GMCH told me that this is his disease," the CM said.
Sarma questioned Congress MLA Bharat Narah how the assembly can allow a sick person to attend the House.
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H​ow will Assam vote in the upcoming assembly elections? How will the Mahajot affect electoral arithmetic? Will the anti-CAA protests be a factor? Will BJP continue its north-east march? Watch the analysis with Vikram Chandra as he talks to BJP's&nbsp;Jay Panda, Congress' Prof. Gourav&nbsp;Vallabh and a host of experts&nbsp;Sangeeta Barooah Pisharoty, Tituraj Kashyap Das and Bidhayak Das&nbsp;to understand the ground realities in the elections in Assam
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Battle for Assam on News Guru: Will BJP sweep the state again?

H​ow will Assam vote in the upcoming assembly elections? How will the Mahajot affect electoral arithmetic? Will the anti-CAA protests be a factor? Will BJP continue its north-east march? Watch the analysis with Vikram Chandra as he talks to BJP's&nbsp;Jay Panda, Congress' Prof. Gourav&nbsp;Vallabh and a host of experts&nbsp;Sangeeta Barooah Pisharoty, Tituraj Kashyap Das and Bidhayak Das&nbsp;to understand the ground realities in the elections in Assam

H​ow will Assam vote in the upcoming assembly elections? How will the Mahajot affect electoral arithmetic? Will the anti-CAA protests be a factor? Will BJP continue its north-east march? Watch the analysis with Vikram Chandra as he talks to BJP's&nbsp;Jay Panda, Congress' Prof. Gourav&nbsp;Vallabh and a host of experts&nbsp;Sangeeta Barooah Pisharoty, Tituraj Kashyap Das and Bidhayak Das&nbsp;to understand the ground realities in the elections in Assam

H​ow will Assam vote in the upcoming assembly elections? How will the Mahajot affect electoral arithmetic? Will the anti-CAA protests be a factor? Will BJP continue its north-east march? Watch the analysis with Vikram Chandra as he talks to BJP's&nbsp;Jay Panda, Congress' Prof. Gourav&nbsp;Vallabh and a host of experts&nbsp;Sangeeta Barooah Pisharoty, Tituraj Kashyap Das and Bidhayak Das&nbsp;to understand the ground realities in the elections in Assam
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 Akhil Gogoi: Assam CM Incompetent, Should Resign as Home Minister

Jailed KMSS leader Akhil Gogoi today launched a direct salvo at Assam Chief Minister Sarbananda Sonowal and said he is incompetent as Chief Minister as should resign as the Home Minister. Gogoi&rsquo;s comments were with regard to the question paper leak for the police sub-inspectors exams. Gogoi, speaking to media outside the GMCH where he has been put up after he had tested positive for COVID said that the SI exam paper leak is worse than the Vyapam scam of Madhya Pradesh and the APSC scam of Assam. He said the case is beyond the capabilities of CID and should be handed over to the CBI. He also voiced his concerns about the government passing the farm bills and said farmers are not commodities. He asked the government to compensate the people for the lockdown

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