Learn languages naturally with fresh, real content!

Popular Topics
Explore By Region
A Delhi court ordered the release of 14 JNU students on March 1, 2026, after unlawfully detaining them despite bail.
A Delhi court ordered the immediate release of 14 JNU students on March 1, 2026, after they had been held in custody despite being granted bail on February 27.
The students, arrested during a protest against the university’s Vice-Chancellor and UGC regulations, were detained pending verification of their addresses and surety bonds.
The court ruled that prolonged detention after bail issuance violates constitutional rights, emphasizing the students’ lack of criminal records and promising futures.
The decision followed legal challenges over delays in verification, with the court directing police to expedite checks while requiring the students to cooperate.
The protest, which involved clashes with police, led to injuries and multiple arrests, but the court stressed balancing public order with individual liberties.
Un tribunal de Delhi ordenó la liberación de 14 estudiantes de JNU el 1 de marzo de 2026, tras haberlos detenido ilegalmente a pesar de la fianza.