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Terrorism offence in BNS and UAPA and organised crimes and sedition changes and waging war in BNS, BSA changes etc..

Important issue on interplay between UAPA and BNS section 113 explanation and section 239 BNSS r/w NIA act.

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S.179(1) BNSS | Police Cannot Compel Presence Of 'Any Person' Acquainted With Case As Matter Of Right: Andhra Pradesh High Court https://www.livelaw.in/high-court/andhra-pradesh-high-court/andhra-pradesh-high-court-ruling-section-179-bnss-power-police-officer…
VD MOORTHY V STATE OF AP 2025 (APHC)

1. CAN POLICE ISSUE NOTICE TO PERSON RESIDING OUT THE JURISDICTIONAL LIMITS OF POLICE STATION?

❌A Police Officer has no power to issue notice under Section 179(1) to any person who is not residing within the limits of his own station or any adjoining station. However, the same does not preclude him from making an investigation to examine such a person by approaching him at his place.

2. CAN POLICE ISSUE NOTICE TO PERSONS MENTIONED IN 179(1) PROVISO

βœ…Yes police can issue notice to them as well i.e. male below and above 15 and 60 and women and mentally disabled person. But these are persons are not legally bound to attend the station however police may approach them in their place.

OBJECT OF 179 BNSS PROVISO
The object of this proviso appears to be, such persons, being vulnerable, cannot be troubled by the Police Officer in the name of investigation.”

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Explained: The Right to Education Act and minority educational institutions πŸ”— #express_premium #supreme_court
two-judge Bench of Justices Dipankar Datta and Manmohan, while deciding on whether the Teacher Eligibility Test (TET) was mandatory for minority schools, held that the ruling in Pramati Educational and Cultural Trust v Union of India (2014) requires reconsideration by a larger Bench of the SC.
The court observed that by taking minority schools out of the ambit of the RTE Act, the Pramati judgment may have jeopardised the fundamental right to quality education for children studying in them.
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On a lighter note, the SG opined that Newton's Law also failed before the virality on social media. 
"This is serious also, we used to know Newton's law- every action has an equal reaction, now every action has a disproportionate social media reaction." 
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5οΈβƒ£πŸ‘¨β€βš–οΈ REV. STAINISLAUS
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STATE OF MADHYA PRADESH
1977

Right to Freedom of religion -Article 25-Right to propogate doesn't mean Right to religion.

Similarly, section 3 of the Orissa Act prohibits forcible conversion by the use of force or by inducement or by any fraudulent means, and section 4 penalises such forcible conversion. The Acts therefore clearly provide for the maintenance of public order for, if forcible conversion had not been prohibited, that would have created public disorder in the States.

Under Entry 1 list 2 (state list) states are competent to enact anti conversion laws and it would not fall in Entry 97 of Union list which delas with residuary powers to enact laws.

Fundamental Right to Propogation of tenets of religion is allowed but not forceful conversion which fallls within exception of public order.
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You have right to profess any religion so right to be converted.

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