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26 Sept. 2018: 15 Muhram 1440:
Vol: 11, No:12
INDIA
SC upholds Aadhaar but strikes down certain
sections; not mandatory for bank accounts, mobile, school admissions; mandatory
for PAN, IT returns, welfare schemes, subsidies
New Delhi: Stating that Aadhaar (Targeted
Delivery of Financial and Other Subsidies, Benefits and Services) Act, 2016,
was constitutionally valid, the Supreme Court on Wednesday struck down some of
its provisions by a 4:1 majority. The SC said a person’s rights could not be
denied on the ground of lack of the unique ID. While the majority judgment,
written by Justice AK Sikri in concurrence with CJI Dipak Misra and Justice AM
Khanwilkar, upheld seeding of PAN with Aadhaar, it set aside linking Aadhaar to
bank accounts and mobile phone numbers.In his concurring decision, Justice
Bhushan said the Central government had given sufficient reasons to uphold
Section 7 of Aadhaar Act, which deals with grant of subsidies and welfare
benefits. However, in a dissenting judgment, Justice Chandrachud said the
Aadhaar Act was liable to be struck down as being violative of Article 110.
“Rajya Sabha should not have been bypassed,” he said, referring to the govt
passing the Aadhaar bill as a Money Bill in the Lok Sabha, where it has an
absolute majority. He also asked telecom operators to delete all data they had
collected from users.Ruling that Aadhaar was not compulsory for school
admissions, the SC said no child could be denied benefits of any scheme for not
having Aadhaar number. “CBSE, NEET, UGC cannot make Aadhaar mandatory, also it
is not compulsory for school admissions,” Justice AK Sikri, who is part of the
five-judge bench that heard a clutch of petitions challenging the
constitutional validity of the Aadhaar Act, said.Stating that Aadhaar empowers
the marginalised sections of society and gave them an identity, the SC asked
the Central government to introduce a robust data protection law as soon as
possible. Justice A K Sikri, who is part of the five-judge bench ruling on the
validity of the Aadhaar Act and who wrote the majority judgment, also struck
down Section 57 of Aadhaar Act, which permits private entities to avail of
Aadhaar data. He also said Aadhaar authentication data cannot be stored for
more than six months.“Minimal demographic and biometric data of citizens are
collected by UIDAI for Aadhaar enrolment. Aadhaar number given to a person is
unique and can’t go to any other person. Aadhaar identification is
unparalleled,” Justice Sikri said. Justice DY Chandrachud said allowing private
players to use Aadhaar would lead to profiling, which could be used in
ascertaining political views etc of citizens. indian express
Now, you don’t need Aadhaar for these
services. Here’s the full list
SC upholds Aadhaar but strikes down certain
sections
‘Impossible to live in India if Aadhaar
mandatory’, says sole dissenting SC judge DY Chandrachud
NDA tried to convert Aadhaar into a monster,
SC judgment a lesson for Law min: Chidambaram
New Delhi :Congress welcomed the Supreme
Court’s decision to strike down Section 57 of the Aadhaar Act, which allowed
private entities to access Aadhaar data, saying it would put an end to the
abuse of power by the Narendra Modi-led BJP government. The party said the
decision would throw a spanner in the government’s works as BJP was pushing its
agenda of mass surveillance through intimidation of private companies that were
insisting on Aadhaar details.Calling Section 57 of the Aadhaar Act the
government’s “surveillance tool”, Congress said, “By striking it down, the SC
has firmly put an end to the mass surveillance exercise being carried out under
the guise of Aadhar by the Central government and the grotesque distortion of
an idea conceived by the UPA.”In a statement, released by Congress leaders
Kapil Sibal, Ashok Gehlot and Randeep Singh Surjewala, the party said it was
the first time that a Constitutional Bench had unanimously agreed that the
decisions of the Speaker of the Lok Sabha could be subject to judicial review.
“This is the very first time that a Constitutional Bench has held so. This
marks the beginning of a new era of accountability for the Speaker, who so far
was beyond reproach,” Congress said.The brainchild of the UPA government, the
Aadhaar Bill was passed by the Narendra Modi government in 2016 in the Lok
Sabha as a Money Bill. However, ex Union Minister Jairam Ramesh challenged the
manner in which the Aaadhar Act was passed and the case was clubbed with the
petitions.indianexpress
Congress to move Supreme Court for upholding
passage of Aadhaar Act as money bill
Aadhaar verdict: SC judgment historic; scheme
helps govt save Rs 90k cr annually, says Jaitley
New Delhi:Terming the Supreme Court verdict
upholding the constitutional validity of Aadhaar as a “historic judgement”, the
Centre on Wednesday hit out at the critics of Unique Identification Number
(UID) saying those finding fault in the concept must realise that “one cannot
defy technology”. “Everyone who has been criticizing Aadhaar should understand
that they cannot defy technology. The mainstream should accept changes, one can
understand the fringe being against,” Union Finance Minister Arun Jaitley told
reporters in the national capital.indianexpress
Ayodhya case: Mosque is integral to Islam? SC
likely to decide whether larger bench should reexamine issue
New Delhi :The Supreme Court on Thursday is
likely to decide if the Ismail Faruqui judgment in which it was said that
mosque is not an integral part of Islam should be re-examined by a larger
Bench.A three-judge Bench of CJI Dipak Misra and Justices Ashok Bhushan and S.
Abdul Nazeer had taken up the long-pending Ayodhya land title appeals against
the Allahabad High Court judgment of 2010, which had ordered a three-way partition
of the disputed land.In 1994, a five-judge Constitution Bench, hearing the M
Ismail Faruqui vs Union of India case, had held that a mosque was not a
“essential part of the practice of the religion of Islam” and hence “its
acquisition (by the state) is not prohibited by the provisions in the
Constitution of India”. This issue has now come up during the hearing of the
Ayodhya title suit. This issue has now
come up during the hearing of the Ayodhya title suit.The order is expected to
come before 2 pm tomorrow.indianexpress
Manmohan Singh: Babri Masjid demolition was
traumatic, brought disrepute
Faulting the "famous but
controversial" judgement by late Supreme Court Justice JS Verma on
'Hindutva is a way of life' , former Prime Minister Manmohan Singh on Tuesday
said the judiciary as an institution should never lose sight of its primary
duty to protect the secular spirit of the Constitution.The political sanity that
Verma’s judgement destroyed was later restored in the country's political
discourse through the Bommai judgment in which a nine-judge bench of Supreme
Court found an opportunity to reaffirm that secularism was a basic structure of
the Constitution.Speaking at the second AB Bardhan memorial lecture, organised
in the memory of the late CPI leader, on “Defence of Secularism and
Constitution”, Singh termed the demolition of the Babri Masjid as a traumatic
event that brought “disrepute to our secular commitments”, and said that the
entire political leadership too came in for criticism for failing to protect a
place of worship. In particular, concerned citizens were deeply disappointed at
the judiciary’s stance in the events leading up to the demolition.“The quarrels
among the political leaders and political parties over the terms of
co-existence between the majority and the minorities had become intractable. it
was only natural that increasingly the higher judiciary found itself called
upon to settle matters of constitutional provisions regarding our secular
republic. The politicians’ quarrel over the Babri Masjid ended up in the SC and
the judges had to try to redefine and reinforce the secular spirit of the
Constitution,” pointed out Singh.nationalheraldindia
‘Hindutva a way of life’ Judgement should be
overruled: Manmohan
SC/ST reservation in promotion: SC refuses to
refer verdict to 7-judge bench
The Supreme Court on Wednesday said its 2006
verdict putting benefits of quotas in job promotions for SC/ST employees need
not be referred to seven-judge bench.The apex court also turned down the
Centre's plea that overall population of SC/ST be considered for granting quota
for them.The unanimous judgement was pronounced by a five-judge Constitution
bench.The bench headed by Chief Justice Dipak Misra said states need not
collect quantifiable data on backwardness of SC/ST for giving quota in job
promotion to SC/ST employees.The top court did not comment on two other
conditions given in the 2006 verdict which dealt with adequacy of representation
of SC/ST in promotion and not to disturb administrative efficiency.The court's
verdict came on petitions seeking that a seven-judge bench reconsiders the
court's 2006 judgement which had put conditions for granting quota benefits in
job promotions for SC/ST employees.nationalheraldindia
Supreme Court judgment on Adultery law
tomorrow
New Delhi :The Supreme Court on Thursday will
deliver its judgement on the petition challenging the constitutional validity
of Section 497 (Adultery) of the IPC. A 3-judge bench headed by Chief Justice
Dipak Misra had referred the matter to a Constitution bench on the plea
claiming that it is discriminatory towards men. The bench had reserved its
judgment in August.Hearing the mater, the apex court questioned the
government’s stand defending the adultery law that punishes a man for having a
sexual relationship with a married woman without the consent of her husband.
The petitioners want Section 497 of the IPC, which punishes only a man for the
offence of adultery, to be made gender-neutral.Adultery is a criminal offence
in India and the violation of the same can invite penal consequences of
imprisonment for a term which may extend up to five years, or fine, or
both.indianexpress
SC asks Gujarat high court to decide afresh
Ahmed Patel’s plea on his Rajya Sabha election
New Delhi :The Supreme Court Wednesday asked
the Gujarat High Court to decide afresh the plea of senior Congress leader
Ahmed Patel challenging the maintainability of a petition filed by a BJP leader
against his election to the Rajya Sabha.A bench of Chief Justice Dipak Misra
and Justices A M Khanwilkar and D Y Chandrachud said Patel’s plea against the
petition of BJP leader Balwantsinh Rajput required “de novo” (fresh)
adjudication.Patel was elected to the Rajya Sabha last year after defeating
Rajput, who had quit Congress to join the BJP.The win for the Congress leader
had come after the Election Commission had cancelled the votes of rebel
Congress MLAs, Bhola Bhai Gohil and Raghav Bhai Patel. This had brought down
the requirement for an outright victory for a candidate to 44 from 45.PTI
French President Macron appears to distance
himself from Rafale deal
With questions on the controversial Rafale
deal refusing to die away, the pressure is telling on decision-makers both in
the Indian and French governments. The pressure has risen particularly after
former French President Francois Hollande’s statement that it was the Indian
Government that chose Anil Ambani’s Reliance Defence Limited over state-run
Hindustan Aeronautics Limited as offset partner for the ₹58,000 crore deal, and
that neither the French Government nor Dassault Aviation had any choice in the
matter.Now incumbent French President Emmanuel Macron has appeared to distance
himself from the decision-making over the Rafale deal, pointing out to media
that he was not in charge at the time the deal was struck between the French
and Indian govts.In a video tweeted by ANI, Macron says, “It is very clear it
was govt to govt discussion. I just want to refer to what PM Modi very clearly
said a few days ago. I don't have any other comment. I was not in-charge at
that time and I know that we have very clear rules and this is a government to government
discussion. This contract is a part of a broader framework which is military
and defence between India and France. This one is very important to me because
this is a strategic coalition and not just an industrial relation, so that’s my
point. I just want to refer to what PM Modi said on this situation.”nationalheraldindia
Muslim youth lynched for fishing near temple
in Rajasthan
Jaipur:Despite the Supreme Court expressing
serious concern over and issuing strong directives to check mob lynching, the
incidence of this nature has continued unabated. The latest victim of mob
lynching is 22-year-old Azhar Khan – he was beaten to death by a mob for
fishing near a temple in Rajasthan’s Chittorgarh district. BJP-ruled Rajasthan
has earned notoriety for lynching in the name of faith in the last few
years.Just two days back, the Supreme Court had directed all state governments
to implement its 17th July directives to check mob lynching.The youth who
worked as a conductor in a private bus and was youngest among four siblings had
gone to fishing along with some friends near a temple on the banks of Ruparel
river in Chittorgarh’s Kheri village. Some guards from a nearby farmhouse
raised an alarm leading to the gathering of villagers in large number. While
Shahnawaz Khan (23), Naushad Khan (47) and Anwar Khan (41) were able to flee,
Azhar was caught by the villagers. He was brutally beaten by the mob. The
incident took place on 17th September. The injured youth was taken to Udaipur
hospital where he succumbed to his injuries on 22nd September.His uncle Riyaz
Khan registered an FIR on the same day. “Parsoli station house officer Praveen
Singh Tuesday said that they had detained some men for questioning, but gave no
more details”, says Hindustan Times.“No arrests have been made yet, and the
police said the cause of assault was yet to be ascertained,” says The Indian
Express.In the last 4 years, dozens of people have been lynched by mob in the
name of faith – over suspicion of cow slaughter, cow smuggling and beef
consumption. Most of the incidents have occurred in the BJP-ruled states
including Rajasthan, Haryana, Uttar Pradesh, Jharkhand and Assam. caravandaily
Chittorgarh: Man out to fish lynched by farm
guards, say police
India to cut imports of Iranian oil to zero in
Nov
India isn’t planning to buy any Iranian oil in
November, raising the prospect that Tehran will lose another major customer as
US sanctions hit and spurring speculation over whether China will follow
suit.India is joining other Asian buyers such as South Korea and Japan that
have already halted imports from the Persian Gulf state before American
restrictions take effect in early November. It’s unclear if China, the world’s
biggest oil importer as well as Iran’s top customer, will persist with
purchases.Indian Oil Corp. and Bharat Petroleum Corp., the country’s two largest
state-owned refiners, haven’t asked for any Iranian cargoes for loading in
November, according to officials at the companies. Nayara Energy also doesn’t
plan any purchases, said an industry executive. Mangalore Refinery and
Petrochemicals Ltd. hasn’t made any nominations for that month, but may do so
later, a company official said.The companies are the four largest buyers of
Iranian oil in India, accounting for almost all of the country’s imports from
the Islamic republic. Final decisions on purchases aren’t due until early
October, so the refiners could still change their minds. The officials and
industry executive asked not to be identified because of internal
policies.“Iranian exports may drop below 1 million barrels a day in November,
with Indian refiners potentially loading nothing and China cutting back as
well,” Amrita Sen, chief oil analyst at Energy Aspects Ltd. in London, said in
a note to clients.The rapid drop in Iranian exports has helped to push Brent
crude, the global benchmark, to a four-year high above $80 a barrel. Further
output losses could drive prices even higher as refiners urgently seek
replacement barrels elsewhere. Around the world, only Saudi Arabia and, to a
lesser extent, UAE and Russia, have the capacity to pump more.HT
40 Kashmir Cops Quit In 4 Days Amid Hizbul's
"Resign Or Die" Threat
SRINAGAR: Days after the centre rejected
resignation videos of Special Police Officers (SPO) as "false
propaganda" by terrorists, the Jammu and Kashmir government today admitted
the quitting spree in south Kashmir, but played it down by saying that the number
is negligible."The state has over 30,000 SPOs. If you compare the number
of people who have resigned, it's negligible," said BVR Subramanium, Chief
Secretary of Jammu and Kashmir. The resignation videos of policemen surfaced
following the kidnapping and killing of three cops in Jammu and Kashmir, just
days after Hizbul Mujahideen terrorists had put out a "resign or die"
threat. Sources say more than 40 SPOs and policemen have resigned since
Friday.3 policemen, all SPOs, were dragged out of their homes in Shopian in
south Kashmir before daybreak and killed by terrorists. Their bodies with
multiple bullet wounds were found later in an orchard near their
village.Resignation videos and reports that terrorists were raiding homes and
forcing policemen to resign followed.Home ministry rubbished the videos, with
some officials claiming these were from people who were not SPOs anymore.
"Reports have appeared in a section of media that some SPOs in
#JammuAndKashmir have resigned. J&K Police have confirmed that these
reports are untrue and motivated. These reports are based on false propaganda
by mischievous elements," said the ministry.To prevent cops from uploading
such videos on social media, as had been directed by the Hizbul in its threat
video, the government has blocked internet services in south Kashmir. The
worst-hit are Pulwama, Shopian and Kulgam districts.ndtv
India, Pakistan must start talks to find
solution to Kashmir problem, says NC
Srinagar :Terming the calling off meeting
between the foreign ministers of India and Pakistan as “extremely unfortunate”,
the National Conference’s (NC) Central Working Committee (CWC) on Tuesday that
India and Pakistan must restart a “sustained and uninterrupted dialogue
process” to find a solution to all “disputes including the Kashmir problem”.NC head
Dr Farooq Abdullah, for second consecutive day, chaired a two-day-long meeting
of the party’s CWC in Srinagar. Ex CM and party vice-president Omar Abdullah
was also present. A statement issued by party in the evening said that at the
end of the two-day meeting, CWC of party unanimously passed five resolutions.
The party statement said that NC stands for the “unity, integrity and the
special” status of J&K and shall continue to strive to defend its secular
character.indianexpress
WhatsApp working with Reliance Jio to curb
fake news menace
MUMBAI:Facebook's WhatsApp is working closely
with Reliance Jio to spread awareness of false messages, weeks after the
telecom operator opened up the messaging service to millions of customers using
its cheap internet-enabled phone.Jio this month gave its more than 25 million
JioPhone customers, many of them first-time internet users, access to WhatsApp
at a time when the messaging service is battling false and incendiary texts and
videos circulating on its platform. Reliance Chairman Mukesh Ambani launched
the JioPhone last year at a refundable deposit of ₹1,500. The device is
internet enabled but didn't initially allow the use of WhatsApp or have several
popular smartphone features.Reuters
WORLD
Palestinians decry, Israel commends Trump's UN
address
Palestinian Authority (PA) has criticized an
address delivered by U.S. President Donald Trump at Tuesday’s opening session
of the UN General Assembly.“What Trump said at the UN on the
Palestinian-Israeli conflict deepens differences and sets back the chances for
peace,” PA spokesman Nabil Abu Rudeina said. “Jerusalem will be the capital of
a Palestinian state established on the pre-1967 borders, regardless of who
accepts it or rejects it,” Abu Rudeineh said. PLO Secretary-General Saeb Erekat
also blasted Trump’s speech, saying it had “closed the doors on peace”.“President
Trump and his administration have closed the doors to peace; they cannot play a
role in the peace process by moving their embassy to Jerusalem,” Erekat said in
a statement.“Because of the U.S. administration’s one-sided, pro-Israel
decisions, peace between Palestinians and Israel has been derailed,” he
added.According to Erekat, the Trump administration “continues to reward those
who violate international law and commit war crimes”.He also lashed out at
Trump for the latter’s rejection of The Hague-based International Criminal
Court (ICC).“His rejection of ICC is a rejection of international law,” Erekat
said.Hanan Ashrawi, a member of the PLO’s Executive Committee, described
Trump’s speech as a “superficial defense of unilateralism, isolationism and
plain bullying”.Israeli officials, for their part, lauded Trump’s speech before
the UN General Assembly.Israeli Defense Minister Avigdor Lieberman said it had
“been a while” since there was a world leader who understood the Middle East as
well as Trump.Anadolu Agency
Palestinian refugee students strike against US
cuts to UN agency
Thousands of Palestinian schoolchildren from
refugee camps across the occupied West Bank went on strike, protesting US cuts
to the United Nations agency responsible for Palestinian refugees.More than
130,000 schoolchildren and refugee residents in the West Bank participated in
the protests, according to Imad al-Din Ishtewi, the coordinator for
"Sana'oud," the national committee for the return of
refugees."Our people categorically reject the unjust American
decisions," he told local news agency Maan. "We have begun to
mobilise momentum through popular [protest] in order to uphold our inalienable
rights of return and the right to self-determination." In August, the US
government announced it would no longer fund the United Nations Relief Works
and Agency (UNRWA), sparking a funding crisis.UNRWA provides benefits and
services – such as schooling, healthcare, social services, and food aid – to
five million Palestinian refugees in the West Bank, Gaza Strip, Jordan,
Lebanon, and Syria.Most of the refugees are descendants of the 700,000
Palestinians who were forcibly displaced from their homes in the run-up to the
establishment of Israel in 1948.aljazeera
UNRWA cuts 40% of employees’ salaries
UN Agency for Palestine Refugees (UNRWA) has
cut 40 per cent of the salaries of its employees, the Safa news agency reported
yesterday.Reporting the head of the organisation’s Employees’ Union Amir
Al-Mishal, Safa said that the Union reached an understanding with the UNRWA’s
administration last month that it reverses plan to cut the salaries “but we were
surprised with the cuts for the second month”.Al-Mishal stressed that “there is
a [covert] police team which spies on the activities organised in solidarity
with the employees who are threatened with dismissal.”The head of Union said:
“This is a dangerous escalation by UNRWA’s leadership.” He pledged there would
be escalation in the protests against the organisation’s
policies.middleeastmonitor
Hundreds of Jewish settlers storm Al-Aqsa
Jerusalem;Hundreds of Jewish settlers on
Wednesday forced their way into the Al-Aqsa Mosque compound in East Jerusalem,
according to a Palestinian official.“Over 380 settlers and police officers
stormed the mosque compound, where they performed Talmudic rituals,” mosque
director Omar Kiswani told Anadolu Agency.“Divided into large groups, settlers
forced their way into the compound through the Al-Mugharbah Gate and left
through the Al-Silsila gate,” he said.According to Kiswani, dozens of Israeli
police officers were deployed in Jerusalem’s Old City and at the gates of the
Al-Aqsa compound.“Police restricted the entry of Palestinian Muslim worshipers
into the mosque by confiscating their ID cards at the compound gates,” he
said.Since last Friday, over 2,000 Israeli settlers and policemen have entered
the compound to mark the weeklong Jewish holiday of Sukkot, which will end on
Sunday.Anadolu
Iran's Rouhani slams US 'economic terrorism'
in clash with Trump
US President Donald Trump and his Iranian
counterpart Hassan Rouhani clashed sharply at the UN General Assembly on
Tuesday, with the former urging the international community to isolate Tehran
from global trade, and the latter calling US sanctions "economic
terrorism".Weeks of speculation about a possible breakthrough meeting
devolved into a war of words over Trump's decision to withdraw from the 2015
nuclear deal and to reimpose economic sanctions on Iran.Trump fired the first
volley, repeating his administration's contention that Iran is the world's
"leading sponsor of terrorism". "Iran's neighbours have paid a
heavy toll for the regime's agenda of aggression and expansion," Trump
said, accusing Iranian leaders of having "embezzled billions of
dollars" from the country's treasury to wage proxy wars."The
dictatorship used the funds to build nuclear-capable missiles, increase
internal repression, finance terrorism, and fund havoc and slaughter in Syria
and Yemen," he said."We ask all nations to isolate Iran's regime as
long as its aggression continues." Trump promised Iran would face more economic
difficulties when the second round of sanctions targeting the energy sector
snap back on November 5.Rouhani later hit back at Trump saying his decision to
impose more sanctions is a form of "economic terrorism", accusing the
US administration of trying to topple his government."It is ironic that
the US government does not even conceal its plan for overthrowing the same
government it invites to talks," Rouhani said.aljazeera
Syrian regime continues low-intensity attacks
on Idlib
Idlib;Assad regime and its allies have
continued their low-intensity attacks on Idlib’s de-escalation zone despite a
ceasefire agreement, local sources told Anadolu Agency on Wednesday.Regime
forces and Iranian-backed terrorist groups have continued to shell villages in
rural areas of Latakia, southern Idlib, western Aleppo, and northern and
western Hama. Local sources told Anadolu Agency that regime forces had targeted
the villages of Lataminah and Abu Ubeid in Hama; Al-Rashideen and Kafr Hamra in
Aleppo; Temania and Tal Marak in Idlib; and Kurdish Mountain in Latakia. The
low-intensity attacks have reportedly killed a civilian and wounded six others.
Anadolu
Egypt executed 32 people since military coup
Egyptian authorities have executed 32 people
since the army overthrew the first democratically elected President Morsi in
July 2013.According to New Khaleej, Egyptian authorities have executed 32
people in nine cases since the coup d’état while 64 people are awaiting the
death penalty in 13 other cases.There is no precise count of the number of
death sentences pending appeals in Egypt, however human rights organisations
say they amount to hundreds.Since 2013, Egyptian courts have sentenced hundreds
to death, with most of the sentences appealed,while few were carried out.MEMO
Emirati official: UAE will support UN proposal
for talks on Yemen
An Emirati official has said UAE will support
UN proposals for new peace talks on Yemen.UAE Minister of State for Foreign
Affairs Anwar Gargash tweeted on Tuesday: "very productive discussions on
Yemen today in NY with Special Envoy Martin Griffiths. Reaffirmed our strong
support for UN-led political process after Geneva setback. Will fully support
UN proposals for new talks soon". The comments come just two weeks after
UN-sponsored peace talks collapsed before they could officially start and as a
Saudi-UAE led alliance advances on densely populated areas of the Houthi-held
Hodeidah city.aljazeera
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