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Kerala High Court declined to transfer the probe into the alleged attack on Enforcement Directorate officials to the Central Bureau of Investigation, citing satisfactory progress by Kerala Police, which has arrested 25 accused and recorded statements from 44 witnesses
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The Kerala High Court refused to extend transit bail for Mohd Farman, husband of the woman who gained fame during the Prayagraj Kumbh Mela. The court directed him to seek relief in Madhya Pradesh, where he faces kidnapping and related charges
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Kerala Home Minister Ramesh Chennithala said the SIT probe into the alleged Sabarimala gold loss case is independent and not politically motivated. He asserted that anyone found guilty will face consequences as the High Court-monitored investigation continues and fresh proceedings begin
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The Kerala High Court permitted the SIT probing the alleged Sabarimala gold loss to register a fresh case after finding evidence linked to the 2025 replating of the Dwarapalaka idols. The court directed investigators to thoroughly pursue all aspects of the case
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The Special Investigation Team questioned prime accused Unnikrishnan Potty for over eight hours as it completed the final stage of its probe into the alleged Sabarimala gold loss. The agency is expected to file its final report in court next week
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The Kerala High Court has ordered police protection for an Indore woman who went viral at the Prayagraj Kumbh Mela. The order follows a cross-border legal battle after her marriage in Kerala, which her family claims involves a minor
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The Kerala High Court ordered police protection for the Kumbh Mela girl who gained viral fame and later married in Kerala. The court cited concerns for her safety while her husband faces kidnapping and child marriage-related charges based on allegations she is a minor
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The Kerala High Court issued notices to five members of former Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan’s security team on the state government's plea seeking cancellation of anticipatory bail in the alleged assault case involving Youth Congress workers during the 2023 Nava Kerala Sadas
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The Kerala High Court observed that the UDF government's Priyadarshini Scheme, offering free KSRTC travel for women and transgender persons, fulfills an election promise and is a policy decision. Hearing a PIL alleging discrimination and financial burden, the court reserved its verdict
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The Kerala High Court ordered an independent re-evaluation of the Sabarimala ghee sale misappropriation case, expressing dissatisfaction with the vigilance report. The court sought a fresh assessment to determine whether corruption and criminal offences were involved in the alleged Rs 17 lakh loss
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The Kerala High Court granted a one-month transit anticipatory bail to Mohammed Farmaan, husband of viral creator Monalisa Bhosle. The ruling offers temporary protection from arrest in a case registered by Madhya Pradesh Police involving a dispute over age
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The Kerala High Court took suo motu cognisance of violence during a statewide hartal over the death of student Nithin Raj, directing police to submit a report and issuing notices to organisers amid disruptions to public life
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The Supreme Court has quashed criminal proceedings against the parents-in-law and sister-in-law of a woman in a dowry harassment and bigamy case, ruling that vague and general allegations without specific acts cannot justify prosecution under Section 498A IPC. T
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The Kerala High Court directed the Election Commission of India to clarify if extra arrangements can help voters who missed postal ballots, amid concerns of disenfranchisement due to delays and a limited voting window affecting polling personnel
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A PIL in the Kerala High Court alleges cruelty at Perumbavoor cattle market, claiming animals are tethered without water or shelter, violating Ministry of Fisheries, Animal Husbandry and Dairying guidelines and animal welfare rules
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The Supreme Court of India issued notice on a CBI appeal challenging the Kerala High Court acquittal of police officials in the 2005 Udayakumar custodial death case, where earlier convictions for murder, conspiracy and torture were overturned
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Kerala High Court granted 30 more days to Vigilance Bureau to probe alleged misappropriation in Sabarimala ghee sales, citing wider involvement and poor records. Court ordered a detailed investigation into TDB staff roles in the scam causing revenue losses
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The Kerala High Court stayed for two weeks the interim order halting the release of 'The Kerala Story 2 – Goes Beyond', following producer Vipul Amrutlal Shah’s appeal, citing financial loss and denying harm to the state or any community.
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The Vigilance and Anti-Corruption Bureau recorded statements of actors Mohanlal and Dileep in a probe into alleged gold and fund misappropriation for the 2017 Sabarimala temple flag mast installation, as directed by the Kerala High Court
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The Kerala High Court has stayed the release of The Kerala Story 2-Goes Beyond, citing lack of proper application of mind by the censor board. The court directed the Centre to review the certification within two weeks