Madhya Pradesh High Court Rejects Bail of Cartoonist for Insulting PM Modi, RSS and Lord Shiva: “Misuse of Freedom of Speech”

Madhya Pradesh High Court refused anticipatory bail to cartoonist Hemant Malviya for posting a cartoon allegedly insulting PM Modi, RSS, and Lord Shiva. The Court said it was a clear misuse of freedom of speech and needed custodial interrogation.

CJI Gavai: “Principle of Bail Is the Rule, Jail Is the Exception Was Forgotten. I Reiterated It in ED Cases of Sisodia, Kavitha”

Chief Justice of India (CJI) BR Gavai said that courts have forgotten the principle “bail is the rule, jail is the exception.” He recalled how he revived it in key 2024 cases involving Prabir Purkayastha, Manish Sisodia, and K Kavitha.

Supreme Court Grants Bail in Rs 20 Lakh Cheque Bounce Case After 25 Years: ‘Strange Defence of Mistaken Identity’

Supreme Court grants interim bail to a man accused in a 1999 Rs 20 lakh cheque bounce case, claiming he was wrongly identified. He says the real issuer was someone else with a similar name.

Disproportionate Assets Case: Court Extends Bikram Singh Majithia’s Remand by 4 Days

Today, On 2nd July, A Mohali court extended the remand of SAD leader Bikram Singh Majithia by four more days in the disproportionate assets case. He is accused of laundering Rs.540 crore of alleged “drug money,” says Punjab Vigilance Bureau.

Vismaya Dowry Death: Supreme Court Suspends Husband Kiran Kumar’s 10-Year Sentence

Today, On 2nd July, The Supreme Court suspended the trial court’s 10-year sentence given to Kiran Kumar in the dowry-related death of his wife, Vismaya. The 24-year-old Ayurveda student was found hanging in her husband’s house in 2021.

Shocking Jail Blunder: Name Confusion Leads To Release Of Rape Accused Instead Of Prisoner Granted Bail

Due to a name mix-up, Faridabad jail wrongly released a rape accused instead of a man who was actually granted bail. Police are now looking for the rape accused who hid his identity to get out of jail.

Bombay High Court Slams Maharashtra Government for Arresting Pune Student Over ‘Operation Sindoor’ Post, Calls It “Radical”

The Bombay High Court criticized the Maharashtra government for arresting a 19-year-old Pune student over a social media post concerning Indo-Pak tensions. The court deemed the response extreme, emphasizing the need for reform rather than punishment. It questioned the college’s decision to rusticate her and highlighted the importance of allowing students to learn from mistakes.

Broad Daylight Violence| “Granting Relief Would Convey Wrong Signals”: HC Rejects Lawyer’s Anticipatory Bail in Road Rage Case

Today, On 16th May, Delhi High Court denied anticipatory bail to a lawyer accused in a road rage case, observing that granting relief for such broad daylight violence in a public area would send the wrong message to society.

Allahabad HC Denies Bail to Convict: “Haj Pilgrimage Is Not an Absolute Right”

The Allahabad High Court denied bail to a man convicted under IPC Section 304, ruling that Haj is not an absolute right and expressing concern that allowing travel could increase the risk of him absconding.

Supreme Court Issues Notices to Centre and 18 States on NALSA’s Plea for Bail to Elderly and Terminally Ill Prisoners

New Delhi – 5th May: The Supreme Court of India on Monday asked the Central Government and 18 states to respond to a petition filed by the National Legal Services Authority (NALSA). The petition requested the release of elderly prisoners aged above 70 and terminally ill inmates on bail, especially those who have not approached the top court for relief after their bail pleas were denied.