The Delhi High Court granted bail to two accused booked under Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act, noting prolonged custody exceeding four years and absence of timely trial, despite allegations of promoting Islamic State ideology.
The Supreme Court granted bail to Vishal Agarwal, father of the juvenile accused in the Pune Porsche crash, noting he spent 22 months in custody and co-accused were already released, while observing he made out a case for bail.
The Allahabad High Court, led by Justice Samit Gopal, granted bail to a Chinese national, directing updates via the Chinese Embassy. The Central Goods and Services Tax Department cited UP ATS arrests Supreme Court of India judges in affidavits.
The Supreme Court set aside a bail order issued by Allahabad High Court in a dowry death case, calling it one of the most shocking and disappointing orders and saying that it led to a “travesty of justice.”
Today, On 1st December, The Supreme Court granted bail to a man accused of cheating by pretending to be Amit Shah’s nephew, noting he has already spent years in custody while the trial has barely progressed. The bench said the case’s slow pace justified granting bail now.
The Bombay High Court has granted bail to Kafeel Ahmed Mohammed Ayub, arrested in the 2011 Mumbai triple blasts that killed 27 people. Ayub, in custody since 2012, was released on a Rs 1 lakh surety after spending over a decade in jail.
The Supreme Court has ordered the release of Danish, Faizan, and Nazir, arrested over the 2024 Sambhal clashes during a survey near Shahi Jama Masjid. The trio had been in custody for nearly a year as the case continues to stir political debate in Uttar Pradesh.
The Supreme Court directs all High Courts to issue circulars ensuring expeditious trials, especially in sensitive cases, stressing continuous examination of witnesses and strict adherence to Section 309 CrPC. The move aims to uphold the right to a speedy trial under Article 21.
Supreme Court questions Karnataka High Court’s decision to grant bail to Kannada actor Darshan in the Renukaswamy murder case. Bench says it’s “not convinced” with how the order was passed.
Today, On 27th June, The Uttar Pradesh government paid man Rs.5 lakh as compensation for illegal detention following the Supreme Court criticism to the State for keeping the man in jail for nearly a month even after he was granted bail.
