Samay Raina Has Taken the Court for a Ride, Brazenly Violated Our Orders: Supreme Court Imposes Rs.3 Lakh Fine on Comedian

The Supreme Court fined comedian Samay Raina and four others Rs.3 lakh each for violating its orders in a case over insensitive remarks about persons with disabilities. The Court said Raina had “taken the court for a ride” and acted brazenly.

Very Negative Attitude, Not Acceptable: Supreme Court Slams CARA Over Child Adoption Delay

The Supreme Court criticised authorities over delays in a child adoption application, calling the issue bureaucratic red tape. A Bench led by Justice BV Nagarathna questioned CARA’s rejection of the maternal aunt’s plea, observing that a family member seeking adoption should not face unnecessary hurdles.

As an Officer of Court a Lawyer Must Uphold the Constitution of India: Kerala HC Seeks Identity of Advocate Who Approached Child in Custody Case

Kerala High Court criticised an unidentified lawyer for approaching a six-year-old in a custody dispute and misleading the child about the father waiting outside the courtroom. Court said lawyers must uphold Constitution, justice, and Rule of Law always.

Court Cannot Be A Silent Spectator, Judicial Directions Cannot Be Frustrated By Administrative Officers: Allahabad HC Slams UP Home Secretary Sanjay Prasad Over Police Reforms

The Allahabad High Court criticised Uttar Pradesh Additional Chief Secretary (Home) Sanjay Prasad for allegedly obstructing police reform measures and investigative safeguards, observing that resistance by administrative authorities risks undermining judicial directions, accountability mechanisms, and efforts to strengthen the criminal justice system.

Qualified Woman Pursuing Career Cannot Face Desertion And Cruelty Charges: Supreme Court Slams “Feudalistic” Mindset

The Supreme Court of India ruled that a professionally qualified woman pursuing her career and securing stability for her child cannot amount to cruelty or desertion in marriage, criticising lower court observations as “regressive,” “ultra-conservative” and reflective of a “feudalistic” mindset.

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.

Shocking Matter, Disappointing Order: Justice JB Pardiwala Slams Allahabad HC, Grants Bail to Murder Accused After 9 Years

The Supreme Court strongly criticised the Allahabad High Court for refusing bail to a man who has spent almost nine years in jail as an undertrial in a murder case, calling the High Court’s order “shocking and very disappointing.”

“Why Such Apathy?”: Delhi High Court Slams Delhi Police, Says Judges’ Security Lapses “Compromise Judicial Independence”

The Delhi High Court criticised Delhi Police and the government for failing to ensure proper security for judicial officers, calling their approach “insensitive.” The Court stressed that lack of protection for judges directly threatens judicial independence and demanded urgent corrective measures.

State Appointing Prosecutors Based on Political Considerations Is “Deeply Disturbing”: Madras High Court

The Madras High Court Madurai Bench criticised politically motivated appointments of public prosecutors, warning it weakens justice delivery and harms victims. Justice B. Pugalendhi said selections based on allegiance over merit compromise competence, leaving litigants to suffer and undermining the administration of justice.

Rights of Transgender Persons Cannot Be Rendered Illusory, Selfhood Is A Right: Rajasthan HC on Transgender Bill 2026

The Rajasthan High Court stressed that the rights of transgender persons must not become illusory and affirmed that selfhood is a protected right under the Constitution. It criticised the Transgender Persons Amendment Bill 2026 recently passed by Parliament.