Delhi district court lawyers withdrew their strike after Police Commissioner Satish Golcha assured that police officers will physically appear in courts to give evidence. Bar leaders said their immediate demand was met, though BNSS amendment remains a long-term goal.
Delhi Police has issued a new circular under BNSS 2023, stating that ‘police witnesses will now be examined through electronic communication and video conferencing.’ This move aims to speed up legal proceedings and ensure smooth witness examination.
Today, On 4th August, The Supreme Court criticised Rahul Gandhi for his comment on Chinese troops beating Indian soldiers, asking why he posted it on social media and not in Parliament, stating that freedom of speech doesn’t mean saying anything irresponsibly.
Today, On 3d July, The Supreme Court refused to cancel the Rs.1 lakh fine imposed on the Narcotics Control Bureau by the Calcutta High Court but reduced the penalty amount to Rs.50,000, offering partial relief to the agency.
Today, On 2nd July, An MP-MLA court has postponed the hearing in the defamation case against Rahul Gandhi to July 14. The case relates to his 2018 remarks about Union Home Minister Amit Shah, filed by BJP leader Vijay Mishra.
Rahul Gandhi skipped a Lucknow court hearing in a case related to his alleged insulting comment against the Army. A trial court had earlier issued a summons on February 11, 2025, after preliminary proceedings over the defamation complaint.
A local court has rescheduled the hearing in the defamation case against Leader of Opposition Rahul Gandhi to July 18, over his controversial “fighting the Indian state” remark, which caused strong political and legal reactions nationwide.
A Jharkhand court has summoned Rahul Gandhi on August 6 over his alleged remark targeting Amit Shah. The case arises from a complaint accusing Gandhi of defamation against the current Union Home Minister during a past speech.
A special court postponed the defamation case hearing against Rahul Gandhi due to the death of advocate Kamal Srivastava. The court has now rescheduled the hearing for July 1, giving both parties more time to prepare.
The Lucknow bench of the High Court, led by Justice Subhash Vidyarthi, rejected Rahul Gandhi’s plea against a summons issued over his Army comment case. A detailed order will be released by Monday.
