Patna Court Extends Interim Protection for Khan Sir Until June 30 in Coaching Institute Case

A Patna court extended interim protection from arrest for educator Faisal Khan, popularly known as Khan Sir, in a case linked to an alleged firing incident at his coaching institute. The protection will continue until June 30 after submission of an updated case diary.

I Have Fully Cooperated With The Judicial Process: Darshan Moves Supreme Court Again In Renukaswamy Murder Case

Kannada actor Darshan approached the Supreme Court seeking clarification of its May 15, 2026 order related to his bail plea in the Renukaswamy murder case. He requested that the order not restrict other courts from considering bail if future developments justify such relief.

You Have A Glorious History: Supreme Court Remarks On NDPS Accused’s Criminal Antecedents Bail Plea

The Supreme Court allowed withdrawal of an SLP seeking regular bail in an NDPS Act and Arms Act case after making sharp observations on the accused’s criminal antecedents during the hearing, remarking on the petitioner’s extensive criminal history before permitting withdrawal of the plea.

IO Has Filed a False Report to Mislead: Court Directs Action Against Delhi Police for Negligent Probe

A Delhi court slammed the Investigating Officer for filing a false report to mislead the court and ordered departmental action against the Delhi Police, including the ACP and SHO, citing gross negligence and supervisory lapses in handling the probe.

Umar Khalid Singled Out? Lawyer Says ‘Accused for WhatsApp Chats, While Admins Walk Free’

Umar Khalid’s counsel told a Delhi court that he was unfairly named in the 2020 riots conspiracy just for being in WhatsApp groups, while group admins and others in the same position were spared. The case will be heard again on October 14.

Supreme Court Tears Into ED Over Jailing Accused Without Conviction: “You’ve Sentenced Them Without Trial”

The Supreme Court Today (Aug 7) strongly questioned the Enforcement Directorate (ED) for its low conviction rate despite keeping people in jail for years. The court highlighted that ED seems to punish the accused even before trial or judgment.

“Justice Must Not Be Handcuffed By Procedure”: Supreme Court Allows Sessions Court to Summon Accused Even Without Chargesheet

Supreme Court says Sessions Court can summon a person even if police did not name them in chargesheet, if enough evidence is present. This is allowed right at the start of the trial under Section 193 CrPC.

Shocking Jail Blunder: Name Confusion Leads To Release Of Rape Accused Instead Of Prisoner Granted Bail

Due to a name mix-up, Faridabad jail wrongly released a rape accused instead of a man who was actually granted bail. Police are now looking for the rape accused who hid his identity to get out of jail.

Supreme Court Grants Relief to Ganja Accused After 3 Years in Jail: “Interim Bail Should Be An Exception, Not Routine”

The Supreme Court Yesterday (April 25) criticized repeated interim bails by Odisha High Court, stressing they should be rare. It granted regular bail to Asim Mallik, jailed for 3 years in a 1,000 kg ganja case.

Analysis | Supreme Court Emphasizes Timely Examination of Accused’s Statement u/s 313 Crpc and Acquits Accused

In a crucial judgment safeguarding the rights of the accused, the Supreme Court in Aejaz Ahmad Sheikh v. State of Uttar Pradesh emphasized the mandatory scrutiny of Section 313 CrPC statements by appellate courts.