A hearing is scheduled for May 5th in the Supreme Court regarding a petition seeking contempt proceedings against BJP Member of Parliament Nishikant Dubey. The petition, filed by Supreme Court lawyer Vishal Tiwari, alleges that Nishikant Dubey made disrespectful and defamatory remarks against the Supreme Court and the Chief Justice of India.
The petition also calls for instructions to be issued to the Union Ministry of Home Affairs to advise all state chief secretaries to curb hate speech related to the Waqf (Amendment) Act, 2025 by political parties and their leaders.
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Petition for Tourist Safety in Supreme Court
Vishal Tiwari filed another petition referencing the Pahalgam terror incident, urging for improved security measures for tourists visiting border and remote areas. Tiwari argues that enhancing safety in these regions will boost tourism and ensure citizen safety across the country.
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Hearing on Nishikant Dubey's Case on May 5th
The Supreme Court will review the allegations against Nishikant Dubey on May 5th, discussing the charges and the necessary governmental actions prompted by these petitions. Recently, Dubey faced accusations of inciting statements, as highlighted in the petition.
