Boby Chemmanur has approached the Kerala High Court seeking bail in a sexual harassment case. He was arrested following an FIR based on a complaint by a Malayalam actress, who accused him of making sexually inappropriate remarks at an event. Chemmanur was subsequently remanded in custody. The case has drawn significant attention, highlighting the issue of misconduct at public gatherings.
Telangana DGP commented about the Pushpa 2 stampede case involving Allu Arjun, saying that “the law will take its own course.” During a year-end press meet on December 29, he did not share more details, as the case is sub judice. The incident received a lot of attention, but officials are not revealing much. Investigations are still happening, and the legal process will decide the result.
The Karnataka High Court, led by Justice Suraj Govindaraj, ruled that law students who failed the Indian Penal Code (IPC) exam cannot be forced to sit for supplementary exams in Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS), which they were not taught. The court emphasized the need for students to take IPC exams instead.
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A court in Murshidabad, West Bengal, sentenced a man to death and another to life imprisonment for the brutal rape and murder of a minor girl. The verdict was delivered in a swift 61 days, showcasing expedited justice. This rapid judgment highlights the judiciary’s resolve in handling heinous crimes. The case has drawn widespread attention for its prompt legal action.
The Karnataka High Court quashed an FIR against BJP MP Tejasvi Surya for allegedly spreading fake news about a farmer’s suicide. The court cited Surya’s arguments, stating the controversial tweet was deleted and did not constitute an offense. The hearing on the matter was reserved for December 5 after considering both parties’ arguments.
Today, On 3rd December, the Allahabad High Court recused itself from hearing Mohammed Zubair’s plea for arrest protection related to a case initiated by Yati Narsinghanand’s supporters. Zubair faces multiple charges after responding to Narsinghanand’s derogatory remarks. The court did not specify reasons for the recusal and assigned the case to another panel.
Yesterday, On 28th November, A Varanasi court dismissed a plea against Rahul Gandhi for his comments about Sikhs made during a US visit, alleging insecurity among them in India. The court found no basis for legal action, citing a lack of specificity regarding offenses, despite claims that Gandhi’s remarks could incite fear among Sikhs.
Today, On 19th November, Amit Shah announced a 70% decrease in violence over the past decade in Kashmir, the North-East, and Naxalite regions, attributing this to government efforts. He emphasized modernization of the criminal justice system, the successful implementation of new laws, and significant improvements in internal security, despite emerging challenges.
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Today, On 17th October, Senior Advocate Karuna Nundy argued in the Supreme Court for the criminalization of marital rape, challenging the validity of IPC Section 375’s exception. The Central government opposes this change, citing existing protections and concerns over marital dynamics. A crucial hearing will occur on October 22, with significant legal implications.