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Today, On 19th November, Delhi Police appealed to the High Court for an extension on the investigation into the AQIS training module case after a trial court denied their request. The initial 90-day period ends today, and 11 accused are in custody. The investigation focuses on dismantling a terrorist module aiming for serious activities in India.
Yesterday, On 9th October, the Madras High Court dismissed a habeas corpus petition concerning the arrest of eight Samsung workers during a protest. The court found the petition unnecessary as the arrested individuals had been released by a magistrate. While this case’s legal issue was resolved, broader social and labor concerns remain unaddressed.
Today, On 14th May, Delhi High Court convicted a man for the rape of his own 10-year-old daughter. The court’s verdict sends a strong message against such heinous crimes and reinforces the commitment to protect children from sexual abuse. This landmark decision highlights the need for stringent punishment and increased awareness to combat child sexual abuse in society.
Today (23rd February), Justice Subramonium Prasad bench is scheduled to case filed by the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) seeking permission to organize a peaceful protest at Jantar Mantar, challenging the denial of their request by the Delhi Police. The protest aims to address and highlight issues surrounding the Delhi Jal Board’s one-time settlement scheme for […]
