A Baghpat Chief Judicial Magistrate Court concluded a 27-year-old criminal case after the accused admitted guilt and sought leniency. The 65-year-old villager was sentenced till the rising of the court and fined Rs 1,000, bringing an end to proceedings arising from allegations of abuse and criminal intimidation dating back to 1999.
A woman approached the Delhi High Court alleging that her husband and in-laws created a ruckus, filing a contempt petition against them. However, the Court found that she had violated Family Court orders herself and had instigated the incident. As a result, the Court dismissed her plea and imposed a Rs.50,000 fine on her.
Today(on 13th June), The Calcutta High Court has reprimanded the state for a 14-year delay in appointing candidates to Madrasahs, ordering the recruitment of 3,000 vacancies within three months and imposing a fine on the Madrasah Service Commission. This ruling underscores the judiciary’s commitment to expediting the timely filling of positions and serving justice to aggrieved candidates.
