Today, On 15th April, The Supreme Court criticised the Uttar Pradesh and Delhi governments for delaying the formation of a medical board for Vikas Yadav’s sick mother. The bench warned that its soft tone in orders should not be misunderstood, stressing that fairness from the State is essential.
The Supreme Court warned Indraprastha Apollo Hospital in Delhi for failing to provide free treatment to poor patients as per its lease agreement. The bench is considering handing over the hospital to AIIMS if non-compliance persists. It has demanded records on free treatments and bed strength. The court also asked the Delhi government to clarify the hospital’s lease status.
Christian Michel James told a Delhi court he “can’t accept bail”, calling it unsafe in the AgustaWestland case. On March 4, the Delhi High Court granted him bail in the ED’s chopper scam case. The court also imposed necessary conditions for his release. However, Michel expressed concerns about his security.
Today, On 3rd February, The Delhi High Court granted one-day bail to Kuldeep Singh Sengar for his cataract surgery. This marks the third time he has been released on medical grounds. The court’s decision allows him temporary relief for the procedure. Sengar had previously been granted bail for medical reasons.
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Today, On 17th January, The Supreme Court temporarily issued stayed on High Court order concerning the Ayushman Bharat scheme in Delhi. This stay comes after the High Court directed changes in the scheme’s implementation. The matter will now be reviewed further by the apex court. The decision impacts the execution of healthcare benefits under the scheme in the capital.
Today, On 17th January, The Supreme Court denied bail to former PFI chairman Abubacker, who was arrested on September 22, 2022, under the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act (UAPA). Abubacker had sought bail citing medical issues, but the court dismissed his plea, emphasizing the seriousness of the charges. The decision highlights the judiciary\u2019s stance on balancing health concerns with national security.
Today, On 16th January, Kuldeep Sengar approached the High Court, seeking suspension of his sentence in the case related to the death of the Unnao rape survivor’s father. He has requested the court to delay his prison term while his appeal is pending. Sengar was convicted in connection with the father’s death, which occurred under suspicious circumstances. The court will now review his petition to decide on the matter.
Today, On 15th January, The Supreme Court asked the Punjab government to provide health reports of Jagjit Singh Dallewal, a farmer leader on an indefinite hunger strike. Dallewal, who began his protest on November 26, 2024, has refused medical assistance. The Punjab government is in talks with protesting farmers to find a resolution. Authorities are also looking to move him to a nearby makeshift hospital for better care.
The Delhi High Court mandated the police commissioner and AIIMS medical superintendent to protect the identities of minor sexual assault survivors, emphasizing the importance of privacy. This ruling followed a case review under POCSO, leading to a reduced sentence for the accused due to insufficient evidence. The court ordered compliance reports to ensure identity protection.
