Himachal Pradesh High Court Orders CBI Probe into Mysterious Death of HPPCL Chief Engineer Vimal Negi

The Himachal Pradesh High Court has transferred the investigation into HPPCL Chief Engineer Vimal Negi’s mysterious death to the CBI, following a petition by his wife. Negi’s body was found in Gobind Sagar Lake after he went missing. Allegations of harassment by senior officials prompted the court’s decision for an impartial investigation.

Supreme Court Stays Trial Court Order Against BJP’s CT Ravi Over Sexist Comment Case: “A Win for the Truth,” He Says

The Supreme Court of India has stayed trial proceedings against Karnataka BJP MLC CT Ravi, accused of making sexist remarks against Congress leader Laxmi Hebbalkar during a legislative session in December 2024. Ravi claims legal immunity for comments made in the House, while the incident has sparked political tensions between BJP and Congress.

Atul Subhash’s Counsel Akash Jindal Opposes Nikita Singhania’s Bail Application: “Accused Wife Should Not Use Child as Tool To Get Bail”

The counsel for Atul Subhash opposed the bail application of Nikita Singhania, emphasizing that a mother should not use her child as a tool to secure bail. The application was filed on Monday, and arguments were presented by both parties. The defense outlined reasons for granting bail, while the opposing counsel highlighted concerns against it. The case remains under judicial consideration.

First Dowry Case in India: A Complete Guide to Dowry Laws and Their Impact

Atul Subhash’s suicide has reignited debates on the misuse of India’s dowry laws, initially designed to protect women from violence but increasingly seen as a source of harassment against men. While feminists argue dowry demands still lead to many female deaths, critics call for legal reform to curb laws misused by some women.

BNS Sec-196 Largely Made Out, Sec-152 Needs To Be Seen: HC While Granting Interim Relief From Arrest To Mohammed Zubair

The Allahabad High Court Yesterday (Dec 20) provided interim protection from arrest to Alt News journalist Mohammed Zubair, who is facing charges under various sections of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS). While the Court noted that the allegations under Section 196 BNS (promoting enmity between different groups) appeared to be largely supported by the FIR, it stated that the applicability of Section 152 BNS (endangering the sovereignty and integrity of the nation) warranted further examination.

“Will Take Legal Actions”: Allu Arjun’s Lawyers on Actor’s Illegal Detention After Sandhya Theatre Stampede

Today, On 14th December, Allu Arjun’s lawyers announced plans for legal action regarding his “illegal detention,” despite a High Court order for his immediate release. His counsel emphasized the jail’s non-compliance with the ruling, prompting a commitment to seek accountability. This situation raises significant concerns about adherence to judicial decisions amidst ongoing legal challenges.

“Promoting Enmity & Outraging Religious Feelings”: International Human Rights Bodies Condemn Case Against Alt News Co-founder Mohammed Zubair

International human rights organizations have strongly condemned the filing of a fresh FIR against Alt News co-founder Mohammed Zubair, calling it an attack on free expression. The groups urged the Union government to immediately withdraw the charges and uphold fundamental rights. They emphasized the critical role of independent journalism in a democracy and called for […]

Tweet Concerning Yati Narsinghanand|| Allahabad HC Bench Recuses from Hearing Mohammed Zubair’s Plea

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.

[Ranchi Student’s Rape-Murder] “Life of Bright Young Girl Snuffed Out”: SC Stays Death Sentence of Convict

Today, On 3rd December, The Supreme Court stayed the death sentence of a man convicted for the brutal rape and murder of a student in Ranchi. The accused had been sentenced to death by a lower court, but the apex court intervened to examine the case in detail. The decision provides temporary relief to the convict, pending further legal review.

“We Don’t Want to Bypass Our High Courts”: Supreme Court on Plea Challenging Provisions of BNS & BNSS

Today, On 2nd December, the Supreme Court addressed a plea against provisions of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita and Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita. The court allowed a two-week stay on the petitioner’s arrest while directing him to seek relief from the High Court, emphasizing the need for proper legal recourse under existing laws.