On Thursday (21st March): Mukhtar Ansari claims he was given poisoned food in jail, causing serious health issues. During a court session, he was unable to attend due to his condition. His lawyer requested medical intervention, stating that Ansari’s health had drastically declined since the alleged poisoning incident. Ansari has also reported a previous poisoning attempt.
Today(21st March),The Delhi High Court denies interim relief to Arvind Kejriwal in the excise policy case, leaving him vulnerable to potential coercive action by the Enforcement Directorate (ED). The ED conducted a search at his residence as part of an ongoing investigation into allegations of manipulation of the Delhi Excise policy. Kejriwal’s plea for relief has been postponed to April 22.
On 20th March: Mumbai Court stays execution of warrant against BJP MP Pragya Singh Thakur in the 2008 Malegaon Blast case due to hospitalization, after she informed the court of her condition. The court scheduled March 27 for her appearance and statement recording, and requested her hospital discharge certificate. Thakur’s non-appearance on March 11 led to the warrant issuance.
India has made significant progress in reproductive health with the enactment of the Assisted Reproductive Technology (Regulation) Act, 2021. This law establishes ethical and legal guidelines for ART, including IVF, to address rising infertility rates. Section 21(g)(i) notably addresses age criteria for women seeking ART services. India has taken a huge step forward in the […]
Today, the Jharkhand High Court halted the ongoing actions related to a notice issued by the state police to Enforcement Directorate (ED) officials. This decision follows a case filed by former Chief Minister Hemant Soren against senior ED officials after a raid took place at his Delhi residence on January 29. The Jharkhand High Court […]
Today, the Delhi High Court has raised concerns about the recent decision of the Central government to ban 23 dog breeds considered hazardous to humans. Justice Subramonium Prasad has initiated a judicial investigation into the government’s broad categorization of ‘aggressive dogs’, emphasizing the possible violation of both animal and owner rights. The Delhi High Court […]
The Calcutta High Court Today directed the Centre to respond to a PIL alleging Aadhaar cards deactivation without notice. The petitioner, a West Bengal NGO, claims arbitrary deactivation affecting many residents. The Centre questioned the PIL’s validity, arguing that Section 28A of the Aadhaar Act applies only to foreign nationals. The case challenges the constitutionality of Regulation 28A, with widespread implications.
The Bombay High Court’s recent ruling sets strict guidelines for banks labeling borrowers as wilful defaulters under RBI’s directives. The judgment emphasizes transparency and fair process, following the IL&FS Financial Services Ltd case. It mandates banks to provide all necessary documents to accused parties, ensuring principles of natural justice. This landmark decision highlights the importance of fairness and transparency in the banking sector.
The dispute at Krishna Koop in Mathura has intensified as Hindu worshipers seek permission for the ‘Basoda puja’, met with objections from the Muslim community. The Allahabad High Court is considering the plea, emphasizing the historical and religious significance of the site. The next hearing is scheduled for April 1.
On Wednesday (20th March): MS Dhoni filed a case against former business partners, alleging they cheated him of around Rs 16 crore by opening cricket academies without his consent and not sharing profits. A court in Ranchi has directed the issuance of summons to the accused, who allegedly breached their agreement with the former Indian cricket captain.