Madras High Court

Madras High Court disposed of a petition filed for establishing a 'peacekeeping committee' at the Indian Institute of Technology (IIT), Madras, following incidents of violence that occurred after a 'beef fest' was organised on campus in 2017

The court said that the present case represented a classic case in which the petitioners were attempting to unlawfully remain in possession of the temple property without any legal authority.

The court said, "We're dismissing this case. The Kerala High Court and the Supreme Court have already dealt with the issue."

Justice M Sundar and Justice M Nirmal Kumar's division bench referred to the Supreme Court's guiding principle which reads, "Wikipedia is based on a crowd-sourced user-generated editing model and therefore is not completely dependable in terms of academic veracity and can promote misleading information."

The MK Stalin government in Tamil Nadu had raised objections and prohibited the event from taking place in the state.

Madras High Court judge has said that the Constitution of India will cease to exist if the country’s 'demographic profile' is changed.

Madras High Court has said in a 2021 order, "Merely because one religious group is dominating in a particular locality, it cannot be a ground to prohibit celebrating religious festivals or taking processions of other religious groups through those roads."

A motivated group of 21 advocates wrote to the Indian President in the hopes of jeopardising the career prospects of Victoria Gowri.

Victoria Gowri is appointed as an additional judge along with four others inside the library room of the Madras High Court.

Court also allowed the Hindu outfit, Indu Makkal Katchi- Tamizhagam (IMKT), to hold its State conference in the Cuddalore district of Tamil Nadu on January 29.