NEW DELHI
The Supreme Court on Wednesday granted protection to four members of the Editors Guild of India from any coercive action until Monday in connection with two FIRs filed against them in Manipur. These FIRs include allegations of promoting enmity between the two communities.
A bench led by Chief Justice D Y Chandrachud, along with Justices J B Pardiwala and Manoj Misra, has also asked for the state government’s response to the plea filed by the Editors Guild. The matter has been scheduled for September 11, and the top court had agreed to hear the plea on the same day.
On September 4, Manipur Chief Minister N Biren Singh had announced that a police case had been filed based on a complaint against the president and three members of the Editors Guild of India, accusing them of attempting to “provoke clashes” in the state. A second FIR was also filed against these four Guild members, with an additional charge of defamation.
In a report published on Saturday, the Guild criticised the internet ban in Manipur, deeming it detrimental to media coverage.
The report also condemned what it perceived as one-sided reporting by certain media outlets
Evo Morales faces charges for allegedly abusing a teenage girl during his presidency. A judge…
A megaquake is defined as an earthquake with a magnitude of 8 or greater, capable…
UK’s hospital rebuild program, initially promised by Boris Johnson, is delayed, with half of the…
Kate later took to Instagram to share that her cancer was in remission.
Asif William Rahman illegally shared secret information on Israel's plans to attack Iran. His actions…
Violence erupted in Porto Velho after a police officer's death, leading to retaliatory attacks by…