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The Supreme Court has directed the CBI to respond to Ajay Ramesh Nawandar’s bail plea related to the massive Rs 34,615-crore DHFL fraud case. Nawandar is accused of aiding the Wadhawan brothers, the main conspirators. His bail has been denied due to concerns over influence and witness tampering.
The Bombay High Court upheld the tax-exempt status of anonymous donations to the Shri Saibaba Sansthan Trust, recognizing its dual identity as a religious and charitable institution. The ruling concludes a legal dispute with the Income Tax Department, allowing the trust to continue its extensive charitable and religious operations without additional tax burdens.
Today, on October 10th, the Enforcement Directorate (ED) informed the Bombay High Court it would delay eviction notices to actor Shilpa Shetty and her husband Raj Kundra amid a money laundering investigation related to Bitcoin fraud. The couple challenged the notices, citing legal rights, and received temporary relief as the appellate tribunal will hear their case.
The Gujarat High Court has stayed the suspension of a GNLU student, reinstating him to the hostel. The court’s decision underscores the importance of due process in disciplinary actions, especially when academic schedules clash with inquiries. This ruling highlights students’ rights and the necessity for universities to adhere to UGC directives.
The Goa Bench of the Bombay High Court will hear former RSS chief Subhash Velingkar’s anticipatory bail plea on Monday, following his earlier rejection by a lower court. Velingkar faces charges for allegedly offending religious sentiments with remarks about St. Francis Xavier. The case has ignited discussions on free speech and religious sensitivities in Goa.
The tragic death of a boy from uncovered electric wires at Kalkaji Temple during Navratri has prompted serious safety concerns. An FIR has been filed for negligence, with the Delhi High Court demanding accountability from the temple’s management. The court ordered reports on safety measures and scheduled a follow-up hearing for December 6.
Delhi Chief Minister Atishi was evicted from her official residence just two days after moving in, sparking a political conflict between the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) and the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP). AAP claims the eviction was orchestrated by the Lieutenant Governor at the BJP’s behest, which has been denied by the Governor’s office.
Legal experts assert that restoring statehood to Jammu and Kashmir (J&K) will not necessitate dissolving the newly elected legislative assembly, which secured a majority in October 2024. The assembly will continue functioning irrespective of statehood restoration, a key demand amid rising calls for full state governance following the abrogation of Article 370.
The Commission for Air Quality Management (CAQM) is taking strong measures to enforce vehicular emission standards in Delhi and surrounding areas. It emphasizes regular vehicle certification, adherence to age limits for older vehicles, and enhancing public transport. The CAQM also promotes electric mobility to combat rising pollution levels in the National Capital Region.
The Supreme Court overturned the Kerala High Court’s disciplinary proceedings against a Lakshadweep Judicial Officer, emphasizing that the High Court did not review critical case records before its ruling. The apex court reinstated the officer, highlighting the necessity for due process and thorough evidence examination in judicial matters.