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Vaibhav Ojha

ADVOCATE | LLM | BBA.LLB | SENIOR LEGAL EDITOR @ LAW CHAKRA

Bombay High Court To Watch ‘Ajey: The Untold Story’ About UP CM Yogi To Resolve CBFC Ban

The Bombay High Court Today (Aug 21) said it will watch the film Ajey: The Untold Story before deciding on the CBFC’s refusal to give it certification. The film is inspired by a book based on UP CM Yogi Adityanath.

Delhi High Court Quashes Dog-Walk Fight FIRs: Neighbours Told to Pay Rs 10,000 Each to Dog Shelter

The Delhi High Court cancelled FIRs filed by neighbours after a fight during dog walking. Both sides were told to donate Rs 10,000 each to a dog shelter.

Lucknow Lawyer Gets Life Imprisonment For Misusing SC/ST Act With Fake Rape Cases: Court Calls It A Big Conspiracy

A Lucknow court sentenced Lawyer Parmanand Gupta to life imprisonment for using a Dalit woman to file fake rape cases under the SC/ST Act. The court said such acts damage the purity of the judiciary and must be stopped strictly.

BREAKING | Stray Dog Catching Drive: Supreme Court Rejects Urgent Plea Against MCD, Says ‘No Virtue Signalling’ in Public Safety

The Supreme Court Today (Aug 21) refused an urgent hearing on petitions challenging MCD’s order to catch stray dogs in Delhi. Earlier directions had asked for shelters, sterilisation, and strict measures to control rising dog bite cases.

Delhi CM Attack Case: Rajesh Sakariya Sent to 5-Day Custody By Court; Rekha Gupta Says “Attack Was on Our Resolve to Serve Delhi”

A Delhi court sent Rajesh Sakariya, the man accused of attacking Delhi CM, to five days police remand. Police will probe his background, motives, and possible conspiracy behind the shocking incident.

Supreme Court Justice Surya Kant: “High Court Judges Must Ask Themselves Every Night – Have I Repaid the System?”

Justice Surya Kant of the Supreme Court stressed that some High Court judges underperform despite their potential and urged daily self-reflection. He called legal aid “constitutional oxygen” and promoted mediation as a tool to heal disputes.

Students Served Midday Meal Licked By Dog: Chhattisgarh High Court Orders State To Pay Rs 25,000/Each

The Chhattisgarh High Court directed the State government to give Rs 25,000 each to students of a middle school where dog-licked food was served as midday meal. The Court strongly criticized the negligence and ordered strict action.

“Where Is The Law?”: Bombay High Court Refuses 9-Day Slaughterhouse Ban for Jain Paryushan Festival

The Bombay High Court Today (Aug 20) ruled that there is no legal requirement to shut slaughterhouses for nine days during the Jain festival Paryushan. The Court said only a law or rule can mandate such closures, not judicial directions.

BREAKING | Assent To Bills | Day 3 | Governor Not a Postman, Has to Use Wisdom: Supreme Court Hears Battle Over Article 200

Assent To Bills | Day 3 | The Supreme Court Constitution Bench Today (Aug 20) heard a crucial Presidential reference on whether Governors and the President can delay or withhold Bills passed by State legislatures indefinitely. Key debates focus on the interpretation of Article 200 and whether judicial timelines can restrict constitutional powers.

BREAKING | Governor’s Office Is Not an Asylum for Retired Politicians, It Has Its Own Sanctity: SG Tushar Mehta Tells Supreme Court

Solicitor General Tushar Mehta Today (Aug 20) told the Supreme Court that the Governor’s office carries “sanctity” and cannot be treated as a political shelter. The Constitution gives the Governor independent powers, but the court questioned whether such powers could override elected governments.