Pakistan — Islamabad High Court & India — Indian National Congress

Pakistan — Islamabad High Court: The high court's proceedings were halted by the Supreme Court, delaying its scheduled hearing and limiting its immediate role in the case.

India — Indian National Congress: The Congress party benefits from the relief to its leader, potentially improving its political standing.

Pakistan — Islamabad High Court: The court ordered the survey, and its authority was challenged by the violence. The report supports the court's process.

India — Indian National Congress: The party is accused by BJP of protecting rioters, which may affect its political image.

Pakistan — Islamabad High Court: The Pakistan — Islamabad High Court had earlier declined to interfere, but its decision was superseded by the Supreme Court's ruling. The high court's role was procedural and did not significantly affect the outcome.

India — Indian National Congress: The India — Indian National Congress, Rahul Gandhi's party, benefits from the legal relief for its leader. The ruling may be used politically to counter allegations against Gandhi.

Pakistan — Islamabad High Court: Declined to entertain similar petitions to avoid parallel proceedings.

India — Indian National Congress: The Congress party led political opposition, demanding an independent probe and criticizing the government, which may influence its political standing.

Pakistan — Islamabad High Court: Scheduled hearing on PIL seeking CBI probe.

India — Indian National Congress: Demanded trust dissolution and Supreme Court-monitored probe.

Pakistan — Islamabad High Court: The Pakistan — Islamabad High Court has deferred its order regarding an FIR against Rahul Gandhi, choosing to examine the legal requirement of prior notice.