When Law and Religion collide, the courtroom becomes a battleground of principles. Inside the Supreme Court of India, a sharp face-off unfolded between Tushar Mehta and Justice B V Nagarathna—not just a routine exchange, but a moment where the Constitution itself seemed under debate. At the heart of it all: the sensitive Sabarimala Temple issue—where gender equality and religious freedom stand on opposite ends of a delicate scale. Every word carried weight, every argument had consequences. What

LawChakra on Instagram: "Sonam Wangchuk Case | Supreme Court Hearing Update The Supreme Court courtroom turned tense as a key question emerged: Can a peace-loving activist be accused of violence, and can the State detain someone without sharing complete documents? Senior Advocate Kapil Sibal argued that Wangchuk’s NSA detention was based on videos never supplied in time—an apparent violation of Article 22. The Court even viewed Wangchuk’s speech, noting his clear appeal for non-violence. The mat