Why Your Investigating Officer Playing Hide and Seek With the Court?: Supreme Court Slams UP Police in Noida Hate Crime Case

Supreme Court of India questioned Uttar Pradesh police over inadequate affidavit in Noida hate crime case. Bench of Vikram Nath and Sandeep Mehta flagged omission of Section 153B IPC.

Such Determinations Lie Within Legislature: Delhi High Court Rejects EWS Plea Seeking Age & Attempt Relaxation in Govt Jobs

Delhi High Court rejected plea by EWS candidates seeking parity in relaxations with SC, ST, OBC categories. Bench of Anil Kshetarpal and Amit Mahajan held policy decisions fall within legislative and executive domain.

Once Discharged no Longer Accused: Supreme Court Explains Discharge Holds Greater Value Than Acquittal in Criminal Cases India

Supreme Court of India ruled discharge stands higher than acquittal in criminal law. Bench of Dipankar Datta and KV Viswanathan held discharge reflects lack of sufficient material to even proceed with prosecution.

Reporting Allowed, But No Need to Add Embellishments: Bombay High Court To Republic TV in Anil Ambani case

Bombay High Court cautioned Republic TV and editor Arnab Goswami against sensational reporting in Anil Ambani case. Court stressed accuracy, restricting coverage strictly to official records and orders.

No Need To Be Emotional, Do Something Constructive: Supreme Court Declines Plea on Ashoka Chakra Guidelines

Supreme Court of India declined plea seeking guidelines on Ashoka Chakra display on national flag. Bench led by Surya Kant advised petitioner to pursue constructive steps, leaving decision to authorities.

India Embraces All Religions; It Has Never Declared Itself a Hindu State: Justice Kotiswar Singh

Justice N. Kotiswar Singh said India is not a religious state and highlighted the historical context of the term “Hindu.” He noted the Constitution embraces all faiths, describing “Hindu” as a geographical identifier linked to people beyond Indus.

Misled The Court And The Parties: Bombay High Court Slams Lawyer for Representing Multiple Parties Without Vakalatnama

The Bombay High Court Nagpur Bench referred a lawyer to the Bar Council for alleged misconduct in misleading the court. It also issued contempt notices, observing parties relied on forged documents to justify unauthorised construction claims before court.

“Reluctance in Lodging FIR, in Investigation, Everything”: Supreme Court Slams Ghaziabad Police in Child Rape-Murder POCSO Case

The Supreme Court criticised Ghaziabad police for reluctance in registering FIR and investigating a child rape murder case. It noted a chargesheet was filed under POCSO, while emphasising prompt action in such serious offences.