The Supreme Court set aside High Court orders and upheld the dismissal of a CISF constable for contracting a second marriage, stressing that courts cannot act as appellate authorities in disciplinary matters. Invoking “dura lex sed lex”, the Court held that hardship cannot override clear statutory rules governing disciplined forces.
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Today, On 9th September, The Supreme Court ordered the West Bengal government to provide proper accommodation and security equipment to CISF personnel at RG Kar Hospital in Kolkata. This move aims to ensure the safety and well-being of the security staff, following complaints of inadequate facilities and non-cooperation. The directive mandates swift action to meet these essential needs.
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A midnight march titled “Reclaim the Night” is planned in Kolkata to mark the anniversary of a tragic rape-murder case. The event aims to raise awareness and demand justice for victims of gender-based violence. The Supreme Court set the next hearing for the RG Kar case on September 9, amid ongoing nationwide protests. Several protests and calls for justice continue, involving various political and social groups, amid ongoing preparations for the Durga Puja festival.
Today, On 3rd September, The Central government approached the Supreme Court, alleging inadequate facilities for CISF personnel at R G Kar hospital in Kolkata. They accused the West Bengal government of non-compliance with Supreme Court orders and requested proper accommodations. The Centre warned of contempt proceedings if the issues are not addressed, emphasizing the urgency of the situation.
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The Calcutta High Court has directed the CISF to investigate whether CCTV cameras installed by the West Bengal Police outside BJP leader Arjun Singh’s house violate his privacy. Singh claimed they compromised his privacy, prompting the court to instruct the CISF to assess the cameras and report back by July 3rd. The cameras are part of a wider surveillance project in the area.
Today 4th April A Mumbai court directed police to investigate influencer Sapna Gill’s molestation accusations against cricketer Prithvi Shaw, but CCTV footage and witness statements contradicted her claims. Police found the accusations baseless. Gill was later arrested for allegedly attacking Shaw after a dispute over taking selfies at a hotel in February 2023.