BREAKING | RCB Stampede | “We Are Ready to Act”: Karnataka Govt Tells Court 1,000+ Cops Present, Counters DK Shivakumar’s 5,000 Claim

Karnataka told the High Court Today (June 5) that over 1,000 police officers were deployed at the RCB event where 11 people died in a stampede, countering DK Shivakumar’s claim of 5,000 cops. The government said crowd surge from over 2.5 lakh people caused the tragedy despite heavy arrangements.

BREAKING | Karnataka High Court to Hear Bengaluru Stadium Stampede Case Today: 11 Dead After RCB Celebration Turns Tragic

The Karnataka High Court Today (June 5) will hear a case about the stampede at Bengaluru’s Chinnaswamy Stadium where 11 people died. The incident happened during a celebration for RCB’s IPL victory.

Supreme Court Declares Hare Krishna Temple in Bengaluru Belongs to ISKCON Bangalore, Not Mumbai

New Delhi, May 16 – The Supreme Court of India has ruled that the famous Hare Krishna temple and its educational complex in Bengaluru legally belongs to the ISKCON Society based in Bangalore, not ISKCON Mumbai. The decision was given by a bench of Justices A.S. Oka and Augustine George Masih, who allowed the plea filed by ISKCON Bangalore challenging the previous order of the Karnataka High Court, which had favoured ISKCON Mumbai.

Gold Smuggling Case || HC Denies Bail To Kannada Actress Ranya Rao & Co-Accused Tarun Konduru Raju

Today, On 26th April, In the gold smuggling case, the Karnataka High Court rejected the bail pleas of Kannada actress Ranya Rao and co-accused Tarun Konduru Raju. The Court noted that the allegations point to a well-organised conspiracy involving multiple people and serious smuggling activities.

Gold Smuggling Case || Karnataka HC Reserves Verdict on Bail Pleas of Actress Ranya Rao

Today, On 22nd April, the Karnataka High Court reserved its verdict on the bail pleas of actress Ranya Rao and her co-accused in a gold smuggling case. The accused are alleged to be involved in the illegal transportation of gold, and the court will decide on their bail soon.

BCI Demands Action After Brutal Assault on Co-Chairman Y.R. Sadasiva Reddy: “Legal Professionals Are Meant to Operate Safely & Independently”

The Bar Council of India has strongly condemned the violent assault on its Co-Chairman Y.R. Sadasiva Reddy inside his chamber in Bengaluru. Calling it a direct threat to the legal fraternity, the BCI stated, “Legal professionals are meant to operate safely and independently.”

Court Fines Tonique for Charging Customer for Branded Carry Bag: “Unprofessional & Unfair”

A Bengaluru court fined Tonique for charging a customer for a carry bag that had the store’s branding. The court called the act “unprofessional and unfair,” stating that customers should not be made to pay for unsolicited advertising. Tonique was also directed to pay Rs. 5,000 as compensation to the customer.

Gold Smuggling Case || Bengaluru Sessions Court Rejects Ranya Rao’s Bail Plea

Today, On 25th March, The court reserved its decision on the bail plea of Kannada actress Ranya Rao until March 27. During the hearing, arguments were presented from both the prosecution and defense before the court decided to defer its ruling. Rao’s legal team is seeking her release, while the prosecution opposes the bail. The final judgment on her plea will be announced on the scheduled date.

Gold Smuggling Case || Court Reserves Bail Order for Kannada Actress Ranya Rao Until March 27

Today, On 25th March, The court reserved its decision on the bail plea of Kannada actress Ranya Rao until March 27. During the hearing, arguments were presented from both the prosecution and defense before the court decided to defer its ruling. Rao’s legal team is seeking her release, while the prosecution opposes the bail. The final judgment on her plea will be announced on the scheduled date.

Gold Smuggling Case || Court Refuses Bail to Actress Ranya Rao

A special court refused to give bail to actress Ranya Rao in a gold smuggling case. DRI officers caught her at Bengaluru Airport on March 3. They took 14.2 kg of gold from her, worth Rs.12.86 crore. The case has gained a lot of public and legal attention.