15 Days Deadline: Delhi High Court Orders Slum Residents Near PM Residence to Vacate Camps or Face Legal Action

The Delhi High Court directed residents of three slum clusters near the Prime Minister’s residence in Delhi’s Race Course area to vacate within 15 days and shift to government-provided accommodation, warning authorities could initiate legal action if occupants failed to comply within the prescribed timeframe.

Man Can’t Treat Wife Like An Animal, Marriage Is Not a Shield for Violence: Supreme Court Slams Husband Denies Bail

The Supreme Court of India denied anticipatory bail to a husband accused of brutal domestic violence, with Justices Aravind Kumar and P. B. Varale observing that a husband cannot “treat his wife like an animal” under marriage’s protection

Tarikh Pe Tarikh, Tarikh Pe Tarikh… But the Reason Is Not Judicial Officers Alone, It’s the State and Police: Allahabad High Court

The Allahabad High Court dismissed murder accused Mevalal Prajapati’s bail plea while strongly criticising rising criminal case pendency in Uttar Pradesh district courts, holding the State government and police authorities largely responsible for prolonged judicial delays in criminal proceedings.

Delhi Riots Case : Supreme Court Adjourns Bail Pleas of Tasleem Ahmed and Abdul Khalid Saifi Until May 19

The Supreme Court postponed hearing bail pleas of Delhi riots accused Tasleem Ahmed and Abdul Khalid Saifi in cases linked to the 2020 North-East Delhi riots after Additional Solicitor General S V Raju said detailed arguments would require substantial time before the Bench.

Timely Disposal Essential to Protect Undertrial Prisoners and Personal Liberty: SC Directs High Courts to Speed Up Bail Hearings

The Supreme Court issued directions for speedy disposal of pending bail applications nationwide, stressing protection of undertrial prisoners’ rights and personal liberty. A Bench led by Chief Justice Surya Kant urged High Courts and investigating agencies to coordinate and avoid unnecessary delays.

Mamata Banerjee and TMC Leaders Can File Fresh Pleas Over Alleged Voter Roll Deletions in West Bengal Elections: Supreme Court

The Supreme Court observed that Mamata Banerjee and All India Trinamool Congress leaders may pursue fresh legal action over West Bengal election results where victory margins were allegedly lower than voters removed during the controversial electoral roll revision exercise.

Cannot Claim Innocence, She was an active participant: ED Opposes Jacqueline Fernandez’s Approver Plea in Rs 200 Crore Sukesh Chandrashekar Case

The Enforcement Directorate opposed actor Jacqueline Fernandez’s plea to become an approver in the Rs 200-crore money laundering case involving alleged conman Sukesh Chandrashekar, claiming she knowingly accepted benefits from proceeds of crime despite awareness of his criminal background.

Supreme Court Rejects Plea Against CBI Probe in Alleged Transformer Tender Scam Linked to Senthil Balaji Period

The Supreme Court refused to interfere with the Madras High Court’s order directing a CBI probe into alleged transformer tender irregularities during former Tamil Nadu Electricity Minister V Senthil Balaji’s tenure, dismissing Kasi’s appeal as TANGEDCO withdrew challenges earlier.

State Minority Commission Lacks Jurisdiction To Entertain Property Dispute Complaints: Kerala High Court

The Kerala High Court ruled that the Kerala State Minority Commission exceeded its authority by ordering eviction proceedings, holding that only a competent civil court can issue such directions against individuals belonging to minority communities under applicable law.

Retired IPS Officer Moves Supreme Court Against Tamil Nadu Governor Over Refusal To Invite Vijay’s TVK Government Formation

A retired IPS officer moved the Supreme Court of India challenging Rajendra Vishwanath Arlekar for not inviting C Joseph Vijay to form government despite TVK emerging as the single largest party, seeking a floor test to prove majority.