The Punjab and Haryana High Court directed enhanced security for a judge following a suicide incident at Amritsar’s Golden Temple, where an assailant used the judge’s security officer’s gun. The Punjab Police must submit a sealed status report on the investigation, with further hearings scheduled for September 27.
Today, On 6th September, The Supreme Court issued notices to Jharkhand’s Chief Secretary and Acting DGP Anurag Gupta in response to a contempt of court petition challenging Gupta’s appointment. The petitioners argue that his appointment violates established legal guidelines, including previous Supreme Court rulings, and seek its quashing. The respondents must submit their replies within two weeks.
Today, On 1st July, The Madras High Court has taken suo motu cognizance of the tragic Kallakurichi hooch incident, emphasizing the need for comprehensive measures for the economic and social advancement of the region. The court refrained from engaging in the ongoing political dispute but focused on the well-being of the affected communities, highlighting the economic hardships and the need for immediate action.
Yesterday, On 12th June, The Calcutta High Court has ordered the deployment of central forces in West Bengal until June 21 to address post-election violence concerns. The state government must provide a report on measures taken by June 14. The court emphasized cooperation between state police and central forces and scheduled a next hearing for June 18. BJP leader Suvendu Adhikari welcomed the order.
On Thursday(6th June),The Calcutta High Court firmly cautioned the Trinamool Congress (TMC) government about ongoing post-election violence in West Bengal, directing the Bengal Police to promptly intervene. Justices Kaushik Chanda and Apurba Sinha, on the bench, expressed grave apprehensions regarding the state’s law and order situation.
The Punjab and Haryana High Court issued notices to the Superintendent of Police and the Director General of Police regarding allegations of misconduct involving a minor at the CIA-2 unit in Panipat, Haryana. The Court has instructed the officials to respond by July 19. The case originated from an incident on July 7, 2022, and involves serious irregularities.
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,15th April, The Supreme Court granted a two-week extension for the Lok Sabha Secretariat and others to respond to the petition filed by West Bengal bureaucrats challenging their summons by the privileges committee. The court also suspended the notices issued by the committee. This comes after BJP MP Sukanta Majumdar’s attempt to visit violence-hit Sandeshkhali, questioning his free speech rights.