Supreme Court Slams 16-Year Delay in Acid Ingestion Case: “Being Fed Acid Is Horrendous”

The Supreme Court expressed shock over a 16-year pending trial of acid survivors who were forced to drink acid, calling the crime “horrendous.” The Court pulled up states and authorities for inaction and will hear the matter again after six weeks.

Rs.10 Lakh Monthly Maintenance | Supreme Court Seeks Mohammed Shami’s Reply on Wife’s Plea

Today, On 7th November, Supreme Court sought a reply from cricketer Mohammed Shami on his wife Hasin Jahan’s plea seeking Rs.10 lakh monthly maintenance, after she moved the apex court claiming financial deprivation despite his income from cricket and endorsements.

Delhi High Court Denies Bail to Man: “Wife Refusing to Live With Abusive Husband Not Provocation”

The Delhi High Court refused bail to a man accused of shooting his wife, stressing that her decision not to live with him due to violence and his criminal behavior cannot be treated as provocation under law.

Delhi HC Denies Bail To Man Who Shot Wife: “‘Patriarchal Entitlement’ Can Never Justify Violence”

Delhi HC denies bail to man accused of shooting wife, stressing that “patriarchal entitlement” can never justify violence. Court reinforces strong stance against domestic violence and women’s subjugation.

Mother-in-Law Can’t Appeal in Domestic Violence Case If Not Party to Trial: J&K High Court Clarifies Legal Stand

Jammu & Kashmir High Court ruled that a mother-in-law not party to a domestic violence case cannot file an appeal. Court said only “aggrieved persons” directly affected can challenge trial orders.

“However Dark the Past May Be, It Cannot Hold the Future Captive” — Supreme Court Ends IPS Officer’s 10-Year Legal Battle With Public Apology

Supreme Court dissolves IPS officer’s marriage using Article 142 and orders unconditional apology for filing 15 cases. All litigations quashed; both parties agree to move on peacefully.

Taunts Over Complexion ‘Not Cruelty’ Under Section 498A, Says Bombay High Court

The Bombay High Court has ruled that taunting a wife for her dark complexion does not amount to cruelty under Section 498A of the IPC. The Court clarified such remarks alone cannot attract criminal liability.

‘Hidden Machete, Public Attack’: Karnataka Man Assaults Wife, Mother-in-Law Inside Court Before Divorce Hearing

A man in Belagavi, Karnataka, attacked his wife and mother-in-law with a hidden machete inside a court corridor just before their divorce hearing. Both women sustained serious injuries; police have launched an investigation.

Murder After Maintenance Hearing: Woman Shot Dead in UP, Cops Suspect Husband

A 47-year-old woman was shot dead in Agra, Uttar Pradesh, while returning from a maintenance hearing. Police suspect her husband, with whom she had a 15-year marriage and legal dispute, is behind the murder.