The Directorate of Enforcement (ED) accuses former Transport Minister V. Senthilbalaji of deliberately delaying a high-profile money laundering trial. In a counter affidavit, the ED emphasized the need for a speedy trial and highlighted Senthilbalaji’s alleged influence in impeding the process. The affidavit also detailed Senthilbalaji’s involvement in a cash-for-jobs scam and the sophisticated operation of laundering proceeds. The ED has refuted allegations of manipulating digital evidence and appealed to the Madras High Court to deny Senthilbalaji’s bail application, highlighting the importance of maintaining the integrity of the legal system.
The case, adjudicated by Additional Sessions Judge Ashish Ayachit of the Dindoshi court, revolved around the woman’s claims under the Protection of Women from Domestic Violence Act. A Mumbai Sessions Court has rejected an appeal by a woman who contested a magistrate court’s decision concerning her allegations against her husband and in-laws. The case, adjudicated […]
Senior Advocate Gaurav Agrawal, serving as amicus curiae, delivered these findings to the Supreme Court, following a directive to investigate the situation. Over the past 4 years, the state of West Bengal has witnessed the birth of 62 babies within its jail premises, while 181 children currently reside alongside their mothers in various correctional facilities. […]
The plea for the enhancement of Malik’s sentence to the death penalty was filed by the family of an Indian Air Force officer. In a significant development, the Delhi High Court is scheduled today to consider a plea that seeks the imposition of the death penalty on Yasin Malik, the Jammu and Kashmir Liberation Front […]
A PIL has been filed in the Supreme Court of India challenging the constitutional validity of appointing Deputy Chief Ministers in state governments. The petitioner argues that such appointments lack constitutional backing and do not benefit the public. The plea calls for action to address these “unconstitutional” appointments, with a hearing scheduled for February 12.
The Supreme Court of India has directed an investigation into the alarming number of pregnancies among women inmates in West Bengal jails. This proactive step underscores the commitment to safeguarding the rights and welfare of incarcerated women and addressing the complex challenges they face. The move highlights the judiciary’s advocacy for marginalized individuals in the prison system.
At Calcutta High Court, Justice Amrita Sinha scrutinized Enforcement Directorate’s progress in an initial recruitment case, expressing concern over the slow pace of investigation despite the discovery of additional properties. The ED assured diligent efforts, citing legal opposition as a challenge. The court awaits a detailed report in the next hearing, highlighting the complexities of high-stakes investigations.
Addressing the matter, Justice Gangopadhyay invited Advocate General Kishore Dutta to his court, where he expressed his regret over the incident. Today in turn of events that has captured the attention of legal fraternity, Justice Abhijit Gangopadhyay of the Calcutta High Court extended a heartfelt apology to the state’s Advocate General, Kishore Dutta. This gesture […]
Five individuals accused in the Parliament security breach case have alleged torture and coercion by the Delhi Police, raising concerns about detainee treatment. The accused, including Manoranjan D and Sagar Sharma, claim they were forced to confess and implicate opposition parties. The case not only highlights security concerns but also raises questions about police conduct and human rights.
Hemant Soren, the JMM leader and former CM of Jharkhand, was arrested by the ED in connection to a land scam. He is accused of involvement in fraudulent land transactions worth over ₹74 crore. The intricate network of deceit involved back-dated deeds, falsified records, and fake stamps. This arrest signals the gravity of the allegations and the ED’s determination to uncover the truth.