Today(on 17th June),Former Karnataka CM BS Yediyurappa appeared before the CID for inquiry into a POCSO case alleging his involvement in molesting a minor girl. Karnataka BJP President BY Vijayendra expressed confidence in the legal process, affirming Yediyurappa’s cooperation with the investigation.
On Sunday(16th June), Former Jammu and Kashmir CM Mehbooba Mufti criticized Karnataka High Court’s decision to stay BJP leader B S Yediyurappa’s arrest in a POCSO case, citing selective justice. Mufti highlighted contrasts in treatment of political figures across parties and expressed concerns about influence on legal actions. Yediyurappa faces allegations of sexual assault against a minor, with the case sparking significant public interest and debate.
Today(14th June),The Karnataka High Court has granted a stay on the arrest of BJP leader BS Yediyurappa in a POCSO Act case, questioning the necessity for immediate detention and rejecting the state’s claim of notice evasion. The Court emphasized careful consideration before arrest and detention, highlighting Yediyurappa’s commitment to appear for investigation. The allegations involve serious accusations and raised doubts about the complainant’s credibility.
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.
The Telangana High Court ordered a lower court to expedite the complaint filed by a BJP leader against Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy, for alleged remarks against the BJP during the Lok Sabha election campaign. The directive aims to speed up the judicial process, instructing the court to conduct proceedings promptly.
Today, On 7th June, The Delhi High Court rejected former BJP MLA Kuldeep Sengar’s plea to suspend his sentence in the Unnao rape victim’s father’s death case. Sengar, serving a life sentence for the rape, sought relief from his 10-year imprisonment for the custodial death. The court emphasized the gravity of the charges and the need for justice.
On Friday midnight 1:00 a.m, Justice Vijaysen Reddy took up the hearing of the criminal petition filed by the BJP leader Kasam Venkateshwarlu, seeking a direction to the special JFCM for excise cases at Hyderabad to enquire into the private complaint made by him on May 14 against Revanth Reddy for making alleged false, defamatory and provocative speech on May 4.
Sushil Kumar Modi’s passing raises concerns about the defamation case against Rahul Gandhi for his “Modi surname” remark. Legal experts confirm that Sushil Modi’s heirs can continue the lawsuit. If the family chooses not to proceed, the court may dismiss the case. Indian law allows heirs to pursue defamation cases on behalf of the deceased.
Today (14th May): The Supreme Court rejected BJP leader H Raja’s plea to dismiss criminal cases against him for controversial comments on Periyar and women. The court stressed the decline in political discourse and the need for caution in public statements by politicians. The charges stem from Raja’s derogatory remarks, and the legal proceedings will continue as the court upheld the accountability of political speech.
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