Sex, Blackmail & Extortion: Allahabad High Court Directs Police to Act Against Honeytrap Rackets

The Allahabad High Court ordered Uttar Pradesh Police to take strict action against gangs using women to honeytrap and blackmail men for money. The Court called the issue a “very serious matter” and directed police officials to maintain strict vigil and conduct a thorough investigation.

“Phone Call Not Enough!”: Kerala High Court Says Written Grounds of Arrest Mandatory, Else Arrest Illegal

The Kerala High Court ruled that police must give written grounds of arrest to both the accused and their relatives, not just inform them over a phone call. Failure to do so makes the arrest illegal and can lead to bail, even in serious NDPS cases.

Holi Relief for Vikas Yadav: Supreme Court of India Allows Temporary Release After 23 Years

The Supreme Court of India granted furlough to Vikas Yadav, convicted in the Nitish Katara case, until March 7 for Holi, noting he served 23 years of a 25-year sentence without remission.

Oshiwara Firing Case: KRK Gets Bail, Claims Gun Fired Accidentally While Cleaning

Actor and film critic Kamaal R. Khan has been granted bail in the Oshiwara firing case on a personal bond of Rs 25,000. KRK told the court that the gunshots were accidental during cleaning of his licensed weapon and alleged he is being targeted by the film industry.

You Are Misusing Your Liberty By Making Reels And Videos: Supreme Court Rejects Savukku Shankar’s Challenge To Madras HC Bail Terms

Supreme Court refused to interfere with bail conditions imposed by the Madras High Court on YouTuber-journalist Savukku Shankar, upholding interim bail in an assault and extortion case, as Justices Dipankar Datta and Satish Chandra Sharma declined intervention petition proceedings.

India Gate Protest Case: Delhi Court Grants Bail to Six Accused, Says No Further Custody Needed

A Delhi court has granted bail to six protesters arrested in the India Gate (Kartavya Path) protest case, noting they are not required for further investigation. The court also said the prosecution failed to show any risk of witness tampering or flight.

“You Think That I am Going to Make My Own Procedure? I won’t.” — Delhi High Court to Red Fort Blast Accused

The Delhi High Court rejected Jasir Bilal Wali’s request to meet his lawyer at NIA headquarters, stating that no special procedure can be created without proper trial court orders. The Court stressed that oral claims of rejection cannot replace written proof and sent the matter back to the Sessions Court for a lawful decision.