Opinions

Opinions features analytical essays examining Supreme Court and High Court rulings, constitutional interpretation, and evolving legal doctrines. Articles in this section focus on reasoned legal analysis rather than commentary, grounded in primary sources and judicial reasoning.

Hate Crimes, Lynching and Suo Motu Jurisdiction: Why Supreme Court Intervention Is Being Urgently Sought

As hate crimes and communal violence rise, this opinion piece analyses whether the Supreme Court must step in through fresh suo motu proceedings. Read More →
Umar Khalid v. State (NCT of Delhi): Bail, Dissent, and the Expanding Reach of UAPA

A close reading of the Supreme Court’s January 2026 bail order in the Delhi riots “larger conspiracy” case, and its implications for liberty, dissent, and… Read More →