The Jharkhand High Court Yesterday (August 5th) summoned Director General of Police Anurag Gupta and Ranchi SSP Chandan Kumar Sinha to appear in person to explain what action the police are planning to curb the rising crime graph in the state capital. DGP Gupta, accompanied by Ranchi SSP Sinha and Kotwali DSP Prakash Soy, appeared before the bench. They informed the court that the Ranchi police had formed a special investigating team after the murder of advocate Gopi Krishan.
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The Supreme Court today extended the stay on notices summoning West Bengal officials until July 19 due to the unavailability of Solicitor General Tushar Mehta. The notices were related to an alleged breach of privilege by them regarding their response to a complaint filed by a BJP MP. The court will continue addressing the plea on July 19.
The Hyderabad Consumer Commission ruled in favor of Ravi Gupta, directing Singapore Airlines to compensate Rs 2 lakh for malfunctioning recliner seats experienced during his flight to Australia. The commission ordered a refund of Rs 48,750 each, with an additional Rs 1 lakh for distress, and Rs 10,000 for legal costs, emphasizing airline accountability for service standards in business class.
Today, 5th April, the Supreme Court (SC)directed the Tamil Nadu DGP to investigate police interference in a murder case. The police found to be coaching witnesses, leading to unfair trial procedures. The Court overturned the conviction, emphasizing the need to address this issue. The accused represented by a team of advocates, and the state was represented by senior advocate Dr. Joseph Aristotle S.
The Jharkhand High Court Today has taken suo motu action following the gang-rape of a foreign tourist in Dumka district. Authorities have arrested three suspects, and efforts are ongoing to apprehend the rest. As a gesture of compassion, the Dumka administration provided financial support to the survivor’s husband. The Deputy Commissioner assured police protection for their departure.
The Supreme Court overturned the Himachal Pradesh High Court’s decision to remove Sanjay Kundu as DGP, emphasizing the lack of opportunity for him to defend himself. The apex court highlighted the serious implications of such a transfer, reinforcing the importance of adhering to principles of natural justice for high-ranking officials.
Sanjay Kundu, an IPS officer, has taken his legal battle to the Indian Supreme Court after a ruling by the Himachal Pradesh High Court ordered his removal as Director-General of Police. The controversy centers around allegations of Kundu’s improper intervention in a civil dispute, with the case posing critical questions about police authority and judicial independence in India.