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Supreme Court Halts Allahabad HC Proceedings Against Rahul Gandhi

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    Supreme Court quashes FIRs nationwide against student and CJP protesters as leadership withdraws planned march

    The Supreme Court officially cancelled all active FIRs linked to student protests nationwide, barring any future cases except those involving criminal antecedents. Following the favorable judicial action and assurances from the Centre, CJP leader Saurav Das informed the court that the planned September 5 Delhi protest march was officially withdrawn.

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    Maharashtra, Assam, Bengal, and Bihar join the Centre in Supreme Court to quash FIRs against CJP protesters

    State governments including Maharashtra, Assam, Bengal, and Bihar formally aligned with the Central government in the Supreme Court on September 1, 2026. The coordinated legal move supported the sweeping dismissal of police cases registered against participants in recent CJP-led demonstrations.

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    CJP issues a two-day ultimatum demanding the government withdraw FIRs against student protesters

    The CJP issued a stern two-day warning to authorities on August 18, 2026, threatening nationwide action if assurances regarding the withdrawal of student FIRs are not fulfilled. Representatives cautioned that failure to act promptly would force youth back onto the streets.

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    Supreme Court signals readiness to quash FIRs filed against students during recent protests

    The Supreme Court openly expressed its intention to dismiss the FIRs registered against students involved in recent demonstrations. The bench noted that a fundamental question of students' rights and peaceful assembly is at stake in these proceedings.

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    Supreme Court stays Allahabad High Court proceedings against Rahul Gandhi in disproportionate assets case

    The Supreme Court intervened on August 17, 2026, directing the Allahabad High Court to halt all proceedings against Rahul Gandhi in a plea seeking a CBI and ED probe. The directive provides immediate legal relief to the senior political leader as the bench prepares to hear the petition further.

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