Section 82 BNS Targets The Spouse Who Remarries, Not The Person He Marries: Madras High Court Grants Anticipatory Bail To Alleged Second Wife

Holding that liability under Section 82 of the BNS attaches to the spouse who already has a subsisting marriage and not to the person they marry, the Madras High Court granted anticipatory bail to a woman arrayed as the second accused, observing that on her case she and the complainant stand as two women wronged by the same man rather than as accused and victim.

Put Up Flower Pots In Court Campus: Patna HC Grants Anticipatory Bail In Liquor Case On Rs 15,000 DLSA Donation

The Patna High Court granted anticipatory bail to a man in a Bihar prohibition case on the condition that he donate Rs 15,000 to the District Legal Services Authority for putting up flower pots in the Khagaria court campus, noting the liquor was seized from an open field and not from his conscious possession. Patna: […]

“We Are Not Inclined To Grant Relief”: Supreme Court On Anticipatory Bail Plea Of Abhishek Banerjee’s Aide In Bengal Land Case

The Supreme Court indicated it was not inclined to grant anticipatory bail to Sumit Roy, personal assistant to TMC MP Abhishek Banerjee, in a West Bengal land-grabbing case, with the Bench probing cash deposits into the party account even as his counsel argued no material connected Roy personally to the alleged offence. New Delhi: The […]

Ajeet Bharti Moves Delhi High Court For Anticipatory Bail After Trial Court Refusal In SC/ST Act Case

YouTuber Ajeet Bharti has moved the Delhi High Court for anticipatory bail in an SC/ST Act case after a trial court refused relief, holding his remarks prima facie invoked caste hierarchy. New Delhi: YouTuber and commentator Ajeet Bharti has approached the Delhi High Court seeking anticipatory bail in the case registered against him under the […]

Ajeet Bharti Moves Delhi Court For Anticipatory Bail In SC/ST Act Case Over Video

YouTuber Ajeet Bharti sought anticipatory bail at Delhi’s Patiala House Court in an SC/ST Act FIR over a video; the court said any police notice must be placed before it before deciding. Hearing on August 31. New Delhi: A Delhi court has, while hearing an anticipatory bail plea by YouTuber and commentator Ajeet Bharti in […]

Inhuman Conduct: Supreme Court Denies Anticipatory Bail to Kerala Professor in Dalit Student Suicide Case

The Supreme Court of India denied anticipatory bail to Kerala professor Dr. M.K. Ram in a Dalit student suicide case, calling his conduct inhuman. The Bench said he cannot evade accountability and must face the legal consequences.

Khan Sir’s Anticipatory Bail Plea in Coaching Institute Firing Case: Patna Court Reserves Verdict Till July 10

A Patna court reserved its verdict on educator Khan Sir’s anticipatory bail plea in the coaching institute firing case. The matter arises from an alleged attack and vandalism at his institute, where security guards allegedly opened fire. The court will pronounce its decision on July 10.

Mere Filing Of A Chargesheet Cannot Be A Reason To Deny Pre-Arrest Bail: Jharkhand HC Grants Relief To Advocate

The Jharkhand High Court granted anticipatory bail to an advocate accused of financial irregularities and forgery in a school management case, holding that the mere filing of a chargesheet alone cannot be a valid ground to deny pre-arrest bail.

Khan Sir Gets Interim Relief: No Arrest Till Next Hearing In Coaching Institute Firing Case

A Bihar court granted interim protection to educator Faisal Khan, popularly known as Khan Sir, in an anticipatory bail matter linked to an alleged vandalism incident outside his Patna coaching institute. The court extended the no coercive action order until the next hearing.

RTI Activism Has Become A New Business: Supreme Court Denies Bail To So-Called Activist In Road Project Case

The Supreme Court denied anticipatory bail to two men accused of obstructing road construction, assaulting workers, and making caste-based remarks. The Court criticised alleged misuse of RTI activism, observing that some individuals were interfering with public authorities and official duties.