Court Orders Fresh Hearing On FIR Plea Against Rahul Gandhi For Alleged Lord Ram “Mythological Figure” Remark

A Varanasi Sessions Court set aside a magistrate court order refusing to entertain a plea against Rahul Gandhi over remarks allegedly describing Lord Ram as a “mythological figure.” The Court directed fresh consideration of the request for FIR registration, reopening examination of whether any criminal offence is disclosed.

Father Is Obliged To Provide Education To Daughter Also, Woman Empowerment Does Not Remain On Paper: Madhya Pradesh High Court

The Madhya Pradesh High Court held that a father’s obligation toward his daughters includes funding higher education and not merely providing basic maintenance. Stressing that women empowerment must be implemented in practice, the Court directed payment of Rs 46.26 lakh towards the daughters’ medical and engineering education expenses.

Allahabad High Court Rules Daughter-in-Law Not Legally Bound to Maintain Parents-in-Law Under Maintenance Law

The Allahabad High Court held that a daughter-in-law is not legally required to maintain her parents-in-law under Section 125 CrPC / Section 144 BNSS. The Court clarified that moral responsibility cannot be treated as a legal obligation unless the law specifically provides for it.

Jharkhand High Court Quashes Case Against Rahul Gandhi, Calls Magistrate’s Order ‘Legally Flawed’

Jharkhand High Court gave major relief to Rahul Gandhi by striking down a Chaibasa court’s cognisance order. The Court held the proceedings were “illegal and procedurally defective.”

Mumbai Court Fines Prithvi Shaw Rs 100 for Skipping Reply in Influencer Sapna Gill Molestation Plea

A Mumbai court fined cricketer Prithvi Shaw Rs 100 for not filing his reply to Sapna Gill’s plea in the molestation case. The hearing has now been adjourned to December 16.

Karnataka High Court Dismisses Discharge Petition, Cites Judges Must Rely Solely on Evidence Collected by Investigating Officers

Dr. Mohankumar, accused of money laundering related to securing a medical seat for a public servant’s daughter, had his discharge application rejected by the Karnataka High Court. The court emphasized that evidence collected warranted proceeding with the trial, finding unexplained cash deposits raised significant suspicions. The case will continue.

Senthil Balaji Case || Madras High Court Denies Stay on Money Laundering Proceedings

Today (13th March): The Madras High Court has denied an interim stay on the trial proceedings of a money laundering case involving former T.N. Minister V. Senthilbalaji. The Enforcement Directorate (ED) has been directed to submit its counter affidavit by April 25 in response to Senthilbalaji’s revision petition challenging the decision not to postpone the trial. This comes after concerns were raised about potential injustice if the accused is first convicted in the money laundering case and subsequently acquitted in another case.