Top news of the day: Madhya Pradesh government proposes to transfer Twisha Sharma murder case to CBI; High Court grants three-day bail to Delhi riots accused Umar Khalid, and more
The Madhya Pradesh government has proposed to transfer the Twisha Sharma murder case to the CBI for further investigation. The Delhi High Court granted interim bail to Umar Khalid, allowing him to attend a family ritual. Additionally, the Muslim side has challenged a High Court order regarding the Bhojshala complex in the Supreme Court.
- ▪The Madhya Pradesh government proposed to transfer the Twisha Sharma case to the CBI.
- ▪Umar Khalid received three days of interim bail from the Delhi High Court.
- ▪The Muslim side is challenging a High Court ruling on the Bhojshala complex in the Supreme Court.
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- ▪ SC refers Umar Khalid bail plea to larger bench, grants interim relief to 2 other accused in 2020 Delhi riots case — Hindustan Times — Top
- ▪ Umar Khalid gets 3-day interim bail for mother’s surgery — Times of India — Top
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Supreme Court modifies earlier order concerning 3 NCERT book expertsThe Supreme Court on Friday (May 22, 2026) recalled its “harsh” observations made on its March 11 order that had directed the Centre, States and others to disassociate from three academics, following a row over an NCERT book chapter containing "offending" contents on corruption in the judiciary. The apex court left it open to the Centre, States, Union Territories, public universities and institutions that receive funds from the Central or State governments to take an independent decision on the issue, without being influenced by its observations made in the March 11 order.High Court grants three-day bail to Delhi riots accused Umar KhalidThe Delhi High Court on Friday (May 22, 2026) granted three days’ interim bail to…
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