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Stubble burning: Centre tells SC comprehensive law on pollution soon

The Supreme Court Monday kept in abeyance its October 16 order&nbsp;appointing a one-man panel&nbsp;of retired apex court judge Justice Madan B Lokur to check the menace of stubble burning. A bench headed by Chief Justice S A Bobde passed the order while considering the Centre&rsquo;s stand that it is coming out with comprehensive legislation to deal with air pollution, including the aspect of stubble burning. The bench in response to the Centre said that the&nbsp;only issue is people are choking because of pollution and it is something which must be curbed. Solicitor General Tushar Mehta told the bench that the Centre has taken a &ldquo;holistic view&rdquo; of the matter and the draft of the proposed law on curbing pollution would be submitted before the apex court within four days.

Center to SC: law on curbing stubble burning soon
SC: people are choking due to pollution
Centre has taken a 'holistic view' of the matter: Solicitor General
SC to be shown draft of anti-pollution law in 4 days

The Supreme Court Monday kept in abeyance its October 16 order&nbsp;appointing a one-man panel&nbsp;of retired apex court judge Justice Madan B Lokur to check the menace of stubble burning. A bench headed by Chief Justice S A Bobde passed the order while considering the Centre&rsquo;s stand that it is coming out with comprehensive legislation to deal with air pollution, including the aspect of stubble burning. The bench in response to the Centre said that the&nbsp;only issue is people are choking because of pollution and it is something which must be curbed. Solicitor General Tushar Mehta told the bench that the Centre has taken a &ldquo;holistic view&rdquo; of the matter and the draft of the proposed law on curbing pollution would be submitted before the apex court within four days.

CBI puts Hathras case FIR on website, removes within hours 

Hours after putting the Hathras rape case FIR on its website, the CBI removed it. Here's why&nbsp;

Hours after putting the Hathras rape case FIR on its website, the CBI removed it. Reports said the removal was due to the probe agency sensing possible violation of a Supreme Court order that FIRs in cases of rape and sexual assault, including those against minors, should not be put in public domain by police. The agency, however, did not retract or remove its media statement from the website.&nbsp;In December, 2018, a Supreme Court bench headed by Justice Madan B Lokur directed the print and electronic media to not reveal the identity of victims of rape and sexual assault "even in a remote manner".

PTI,&nbsp;New Delhi: Hours after putting the Hathras rape case FIR on its website, the CBI removed it sensing possible violation of a Supreme Court order that FIRs in cases of rape and sexual assault, including those against minors, should not be put in public domain by police.
The agency, however, did not retract or remove its media statement from the website.
The FIR withheld the name of the Hathras victim, concealed using a whitening ink, but it was decided to withdraw it from public domain to avoid unnecessary controversy, sources said.
In December, 2018, a Supreme Court bench headed by Justice Madan B Lokur directed the print and electronic media to not reveal the identity of victims of rape and sexual assault "even in a remote manner".
The apex court said FIRs in cases of rape and sexual assault, including those against minors, should not be put in public domain by police.
The issue had cropped up when the court was hearing a batch of petitions filed after the rape and murder of a paramedic student on December 16, 2012, in New Delhi to support the initiatives on women's safety across the country.
The CBI took over the investigation from UP police into alleged gangrape and murder of a Dalit woman in a village in Hathras district of Uttar Pradesh on September 14 after registering an FIR early Sunday under IPC sections related to gang rape and murder among others, and Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes (Prevention of Atrocities) Act, officials said.
It assigned the case to its Ghaziabad unit with a special team to investigate the crime, they said.
The 19-year old woman succumbed to injuries at a Delhi hospital on September 29, which was followed by a hushed up cremation at night allegedly forced by the district administration. The UP government later requested a CBI probe.&nbsp;

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