Why Supreme Court's nine-judge bench needs to interpret Article 39(b)
Tuesday, 23 April 2024 On Tuesday, a nine-judge panel of the Supreme Court initiated proceedings to interpret Article 39(b) of the Constitution. This aims to clarify whether this directive principle of state policy permits the government to manage and redistribute privately owned properties under the pretext of "material resources of the community" for the broader public welfare.
In this video, we discuss the Supreme Court's recent decision to grant bail to Arvind Kejriwal. We cover the key details of the ruling, what the Supreme Court had to say during the proceedings, and the implications of this decision for the Delhi Chief Minister and his political future. Don't miss our analysis of this significant development!
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The Supreme Court ruled Section 125 CrPC applies to all women, including divorced Muslim women. The Apex Court ruled that Muslim women can seek maintenance from husbands upon divorce. A divorced Muslim female can file a petition for maintenance from her husband, said the Supreme Court. Muslim clerics shared mixed views on the Supreme Court’s big alimony order for muslim women. One of the clerics said that SC must review its decision, while others said that this will help women.
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