The Supreme Court has directed that a meeting be held on May 6 to review how states have used the allocated funds meant for installing CCTV cameras in police stations. The Court seeks full compliance and transparency now.
Supreme Court of India was informed of a multi-agency crackdown on digital arrest scams involving regulators, RBI, CBI and tech firms. WhatsApp banned 9,400 linked accounts, strengthening cybercrime enforcement efforts.
The Supreme Court said there can be no anarchy, noting that managing religious institutions cannot mean operating without structure, and emphasised the need for rules as the nine-judge Bench heard petitions on Sabarimala women’s entry and religious freedom.
Supreme Court of India held bona fide purchaser cannot face prosecution for cheating or forgery without intent. Court stressed criminal liability requires clear evidence of inducement and participation in alleged fraud.
Supreme Court of India refused to interfere with Delhi High Court ruling upholding EC’s power to classify parties. Decision affirms validity of Election Symbols Order 1968 governing national and state party recognition.
Supreme Court of India mandated reservation of SCBA Vice President post for women in upcoming elections. Bench led by CJI Surya Kant aimed to boost women’s representation in bar leadership roles.
The Supreme Court of India restrained the Gujarat government from coercive action against land of Asaram Bapu’s ashram in Ahmedabad, noting the municipal notice lacked particulars. The bench maintained status quo, satying the Gujarat High Court ruling on reclaiming Motera land.
Supreme Court of India allowed 205 newly registered Advocates-on-Record to vote in SCAORA elections provisionally. Court barred them from contesting, suggesting possible postponement while leaving final decision to Election Committee.
Supreme Court of India clarified that ending a live-in relationship does not automatically constitute a criminal offence. B. V. Nagarathna emphasized distinction between consensual relationships and criminal liability in sexual offence allegations.
Supreme Court of India urged mediation in Sona Group family dispute, cautioning against prolonged litigation. Bench of J. B. Pardiwala and Vijay Bishnoi stressed amicable resolution over continued adversarial proceedings.
