Today, On 7th July, Bombay High Court questioned the plea seeking a 9-day slaughter ban during Jain Paryushan Parv, asking, “Under which statutory obligation should slaughterhouses be closed?” The court cautioned against setting a precedent for similar future demands.
Mumbai, February 4: Ukrainian actor Armen Ataine, arrested in connection with the Torres investment scam, was found to have a fake birth certificate and falsely claimed to be an Indian national, according to Mumbai Police. Ataine was taken into custody last week and was presented before a court on Monday after the completion of his police custody. The court sent him to 14-day judicial custody. The police did not ask for an extension of his custody but stated that they might seek fresh remand if required.
Today, On 10th January, The Supreme Court has stated that no trees in Mumbai’s Aarey Colony can be cut without its prior approval. Authorities have been instructed to review applications for tree felling but must obtain specific orders from the court before proceeding. This step is aimed at protecting the ecologically sensitive area. The decision highlights the court’s role in ensuring environmental conservation.
The Bombay High Court investigating the tragic death of a pregnant woman and her stillborn child following a C-section performed under a mobile flashlight during a power outage. The petitioner, the woman’s husband, is seeking compensation and a thorough investigation. The Court has requested responses from medical authorities and the hospital, and highlighted the need for compliance with medical ethics regulations.
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Today, On 13th June, The Bombay High Court declined to halt BMC’s authorization for animal slaughter at private locations during Bakri Eid. Despite challenge by Jiv Maitri Trust, highlighting violations of central acts, the court emphasized lodging complaints for policy violations. This ruling underscores the balance between religious practices and regulatory policies.
The Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) is seeking the Supreme Court’s intervention to expedite the eviction of residents from 63 dangerously dilapidated buildings in Mumbai. Legal challenges have caused significant delays, prompting the BMC to act swiftly to prevent potential disasters. The BMC has identified 188 dangerous buildings in a pre-monsoon survey this year, with plans to tackle the issue effectively.
The Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) raised concerns about the dangers of large billboards in Mumbai, citing public safety risks. This comes after a tragic incident in Ghatkopar. A court ruling favored the Railways in billboard permissions, prompting the BMC to challenge it in the Supreme Court. The BMC’s plea will be considered on September 11.
The Bombay High Court on Monday(8th April), urged BMC to extend financial relief to the family of two children who drowned in a poorly secured water tank in a Mumbai public garden. The court expressed concern over the absence of a structured compensation scheme for such incidents, emphasizing the need for accountability and the value of human life.
Today(on 15th March),The Enforcement Directorate (ED) has filed a chargesheet against Shiv Sena (UBT) functionary Suraj Chavan for the COVID-19 khichdi distribution scam, alleging money laundering of relief funds. Chavan diverted substantial sums into personal and associated accounts, totaling Rs. 1.35 crore, misappropriating funds meant for pandemic relief. Chavan remains in custody since his arrest on January 17.
The Bombay High Court, in a pointed query, asked, “Should the roads in Mumbai be shut down because the civic staff is busy with election duty and survey work for the Maratha reservation?” This question underscores the court’s concern over the apparent neglect of essential civic duties in favor of other tasks. The Bombay High […]
