Hanuman Chalisa Row| Navneet Rana Fails to Appear in Court

Today, On 10th June, Navneet Rana, a BJP leader involved in a Hanuman Chalisa controversy, failed to appear before court due to health concerns. Accused of obstructing police, the court previously rejected their discharge plea. Her husband, also facing charges, appeared in court. The matter has been adjourned to July 2, and the couple are currently out on bail.

CJI Directs Maharashtra Gov. For Immediate Release of Land in Bandra for New Bombay High Court Building

The Supreme Court ordered the Maharashtra Government today (17th May) to release the initial land parcel for the new Bombay High Court building without delay. Concerned about the slow progress, the Court also discussed temporary alternative sites and the selection of architects. Further proceedings are scheduled for July 15 to review the progress.

Mumbai Civic Body Highlights Risks of Giant Billboards to Supreme Court

The Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) raised concerns about the dangers of large billboards in Mumbai, citing public safety risks. This comes after a tragic incident in Ghatkopar. A court ruling favored the Railways in billboard permissions, prompting the BMC to challenge it in the Supreme Court. The BMC’s plea will be considered on September 11.

SC Questions Goregaon’s Suitability for High Court| Orders Structural & Safety Audit for Bombay HC Heritage Building

Today, On 7th May, The Supreme Court advised Maharashtra to reconsider Goregaon as the location for the new Bombay High Court due to potential inconveniences. They emphasized the urgency of finding a more suitable location, recognizing the need for extra space and emphasizing the promptness of addressing the High Court’s requirements. The Court also directed a meeting to discuss potential temporary alternative sites and emphasized the urgency of commencing construction.

MCOCA Court Sends Three Suspects to Police Custody| Shooting at Salman Khan’s Residence

Today, 29th April, Three suspects involved in the shooting at Salman Khan’s residence sent to police custody by the MCOCA court. The court’s decision came after considering the seriousness of the charges and the need for further investigation into the incident. The suspects believed to have links to organized crime, prompting authorities to pursue the case with heightened scrutiny. Salman Khan’s security measures have also been reviewed in light of the incident.