Can posts against a Kirori Mal College Professor be taken down before the account holders are heard? A Tis Hazari civil court has granted an ex-parte interim injunction, directing X, Meta and LinkedIn to remove identified posts it found prima facie derogatory and abusive, and WhatsApp to act against a group. New Delhi: Vineeta Sharma, […]
The Delhi Police said no cognisable offence was made out, and a Delhi court has now dismissed the complaint seeking an FIR against CM Rekha Gupta over her remark likening government officials to Lord Hanuman. New Delhi: A complaint over a remark comparing government officials to Lord Hanuman, made at an official programme in September […]
An explainer on the reported reasons for different custody outcomes for CJP leaders, the disputed peace-bond allegations and BNSS safeguards.
A Delhi court has asked the Delhi Police to file a status report on a plea seeking an FIR against Chief Minister Rekha Gupta over her remark comparing Delhi government officials to Hanuman, and has listed the matter for October 15.
A Delhi court has rejected an accused’s plea to defer arguments on charge, in the CBI-probed NEET-UG 2026 paper-leak case, until a supplementary chargesheet is filed against the newly arrested accused. The court held that the CBI can file a supplementary chargesheet even during trial, that the investigation against the 13 chargesheeted accused is complete, and that the Public Examinations Act requires the trial to proceed expeditiously.
A Delhi court has issued notice to the Delhi Police and sought a status report on a plea under Section 175(3) BNSS seeking the registration of an FIR against a minor CJP protester and her father over allegedly communal social-media posts. The allegations are untested, no FIR has been ordered, and, the accused being a minor, any proceeding would fall under the juvenile-justice framework. The matter is listed in January 2027.
The Enforcement Directorate informed a Delhi court that its money laundering investigation into the Shikohpur land deal is continuing, particularly regarding DLF’s role. The case under the PMLA names businessman Robert Vadra and others over the Manesar-Shikohpur land transactions in Haryana.
The Delhi High Court sentenced actor Rajpal Yadav to three months’ simple imprisonment in seven cheque bounce cases for repeatedly breaching settlement undertakings. The Court also directed him to pay Rs 7.35 crore in compensation, while his wife was fined over Rs 5 lakh in each case.
A Delhi court sentenced Bihar BJP MLA Raju Kumar Singh to four years’ simple imprisonment and imposed a Rs 25 lakh fine in the 2018 celebratory firing case that killed a woman. He was also awarded two months’ imprisonment under the Arms Act for licence violations.
A Delhi court reserved its order on the bail pleas of Umar Khalid and Sharjeel Imam in the 2020 Delhi riots conspiracy case after hearing both sides. The activists argued prolonged detention without trial violates their fundamental right to liberty.
