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CLAT 2027 : Legal Current Affairs Feb 2026 | Weekly Legal Update | Soumil Sir | LegalEdge

Stay ahead in your CLAT 2027 preparation with this detailed Legal Current Affairs Weekly Update (9th–15th February 2026) by Soumil Sir at LegalEdge. This session covers the most important legal developments relevant for CLAT, AILET, and other law entrance exams, including: 🔹 Abu Salem’s plea rejected – Key constitutional and criminal law aspects, remission debate, and international extradition implications. 🔹 Digital Personal Data Protection Act faces constitutional challenge – Privacy, Article 21, proportionality test, and data protection framework analysis for CLAT Legal Reasoning. 🔹 Can ED seize assets linked to non-scheduled offences under Prevention of Money Laundering Act? – Understanding the scope of ED’s powers, scheduled offences, and recent judicial interpretation. 📚 Why this session is important for CLAT 2027? Direct relevance for Legal Reasoning passages Static + Current Affairs integration Important Supreme Court interpretations Frequently tested constitutional principles If you are serious about cracking CLAT 2027, make sure you watch till the end and take notes! 👉 Don’t forget to Like, Share & Subscribe for regular CLAT updates. 👉 Join LegalEdge for structured CLAT preparation. CLAT 2027 legal current affairs, CLAT February 2026 current affairs, CLAT weekly legal update, Soumil Sir CLAT, LegalEdge CLAT, Abu Salem plea rejected, Digital Personal Data Protection Act constitutional challenge, PMLA latest news, ED powers under PMLA, non scheduled offences PMLA, CLAT legal reasoning current affairs, Supreme Court legal news February 2026, CLAT 2027 preparation strategy, law entrance exam current affairs #clat2027 #legalcurrentaffairs #clatpreparation #legaledge #SoumilSir #pmla #dataprotectionact #supremecourt #lawentranceexam #clatlegalreasoning #clat