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BREAKING| Constitutionally Inappropriate: AIBA Chairman Says Opposition Should Move Court, Not Drag CJI Into Electoral Roll Revision Row

The All India Bar Association criticised 23 opposition parties for submitting a memorandum to the Chief Justice over the Election Commission’s electoral roll revision, saying grievances must be pursued through courts, calling the move constitutionally inappropriate and institutionally improper.

Safety of Children in a School Bus Is Not a Matter of Charity, But a Solemn Obligation: Karnataka HC Refuses to Quash Case Against School

The Karnataka High Court refused to quash an FIR against Divyajyothi School, holding that a school bus is an extension of the school. The Court remarked, “The safety of children in a school bus is not a matter of charity or convenience; it is a solemn obligation mandated under the Statute as well.”

Is Delivering a Judgment Now a Crime?: MP Judge Gets Death Threats After Sentencing 14 to Life in Mob Lynching Case; FIR Filed

Police in Madhya Pradesh’s Narmadapuram registered an FIR against two unidentified persons for allegedly issuing death threats and making communal remarks against ADJ Tabassum Khan. The threats followed her judgment sentencing 14 men to life imprisonment in a mob lynching case linked to alleged cattle smuggling.

Shocks the Conscience of Society: Pune Court Sentences 65-Year-Old Man to Death for Rape-Murder of 3-Year-Old Girl

A Pune court sentenced a 65-year-old man to death for the rape and murder of a three-year-old girl in Nasrapur village, calling it a crime that “shocks even the conscience of society.” The court held the case fell within the “rarest of rare” category after convicting him of kidnapping, molestation, rape, and murder.

Khan Sir Gets Major Relief: Patna Court Extends Arrest Protection Till July 3

A Patna court extended educator Khan Sir’s protection from arrest till July 3 in the coaching institute firing case, where he was named in an FIR after a vandalism incident. The interim relief, first granted on June 9, was extended again as the matter awaits the next hearing.

Bank Account Freeze: Calcutta High Court Declines Urgent Hearing to Mamata-Led TMC Faction

The Calcutta High Court declined an urgent hearing on the Trinamool Congress’s plea challenging the freezing of its bank accounts after authorities imposed a debit freeze on three accounts. The action followed complaints by rebel MLAs seeking an investigation into the source of funds deposited in the party’s accounts.

Who’s Really Defending Siya Goyal?: Advocate Sends Rs.10 Crore Defamation Notice to Her Own Brother Sahil Goyal

The Ketan Agarwal murder case has taken a dramatic turn as Advocate Ashutosh Srivastava, claiming to represent accused Siya Goyal, served a Rs.10 crore defamation notice to her brother Sahil Goyal over alleged defamatory remarks. The dispute follows Ketan Agarwal’s death after falling into a gorge at Lohagad Fort near Pune on June 18.

Complaint That Led No Disciplinary Action Cannot Continue To Deny Judge’s Promotion : Chhattisgarh High Court

The Chhattisgarh High Court ruled that a judicial officer cannot be denied promotion benefits merely because her promotion was deferred over a complaint. Since no disciplinary proceedings or adverse findings followed, the deferment could not continue affecting her service rights.