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In today’s legal roundup: The Communist Party of India has moved the Supreme Court challenging the controversial Waqf Amendment Act 2025. The Supreme Court, in a landmark ruling, observed that the President should seek the Court's opinion under Article 143 if a Governor reserves a bill on constitutional grounds. Meanwhile, Kerala has become the first Indian state to roll out Online Permanent Lok Adalat services. The Calcutta High Court has declined interim relief to Dabur India over the FSSAI ban on a batch of Dabur Honey, citing public health concerns. In Andhra Pradesh, the High Court has allowed restricted visitation rights to a father acquitted of his wife’s murder—despite their son testifying against him. Stay tuned for the latest developments from India’s legal corridors.

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