In the Amit Shah defamation case, Rahul Gandhi’s lawyer completed the cross-examination of a witness at the MP-MLA Court in Sultanpur. The court scheduled the next round of witness cross-examination for October 9, continuing the legal proceedings.
The Supreme Court refused to modify the bail conditions of 85-year-old activist P. Varavara Rao, denying his request to move from Mumbai to Hyderabad for medical care. The court allowed him to withdraw the plea, keeping his bail terms unchanged.
The Allahabad High Court granted bail to a man accused of distributing a controversial Pakistan-made video targeting the Prime Minister. The court cited “Right to Speedy Trial and Overcrowding of Jails” while approving the release.
Experts warn the Constitution (130th Amendment) Bill could be misused against Opposition leaders due to strict bail conditions. They caution the law undermines democratic safeguards and is legally flawed.
Review petitioners have challenged the Supreme Court’s 2022 PMLA verdict by raising 13 key constitutional questions. The top court will first decide if these petitions are even maintainable.
Today, On 30th July, In the Pune Porsche crash case, the court rejected the temporary bail plea of the juvenile’s father, stating there was no merit in his claim that being the only son required him to manage his mother’s surgery.
Today, On 23rd June, The Supreme Court criticised an accused for withdrawing a voluntary bail payout offer, saying, “It undermines the sanctity of the judicial process and amounts to playing ‘ducks and drakes’ with the court,” stressing accountability in bail conditions.
Ranya Rao’s mother has filed a habeas corpus petition in the Karnataka High Court, questioning her daughter’s continued detention despite being granted bail in a gold smuggling case. Ranya remains in custody due to a preventive detention under Cofeposa, related to smuggling activities. A hearing is set for June 18.
Kannada actor Darshan, currently out on bail for a fan murder case, has requested court approval to travel abroad to Dubai and Europe. Prosecutors oppose this, fearing he may not return. The ongoing legal proceedings involve his relationship disputes leading to the murder, and additional charges have recently been filed against him.
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.
