Karnataka High Court Questions State Over Deletion Of Defamation Charge From Pratap Simha FIR

The Karnataka High Court remarked that the State admits the Pratap Simha FIR was sent to a court without jurisdiction, as the prosecution argued that the lapse is a mere irregularity and no ground to quash the proceedings.

Kerala High Court Questions PSC Over Non-Cooperation With Crime Branch Probe Into Planning Board Exam

Asking why its members were staying away from the Crime Branch probe into alleged irregularities in a State Planning Board recruitment exam, the Kerala High Court told the Public Service Commission that it was being called to give information, not as an accused. Kochi: The Kerala High Court on Monday questioned the Kerala Public Service […]

Patna High Court Acquits Life Convict In Begusarai Toddy Murder Case; Finds FIR Antedated, Widow’s Statement Suppressed

The Patna High Court acquitted Pradeep Mahto, sentenced to life for a 2007 murder in Begusarai, holding that the FIR was antedated, the police suppressed the first version given by the deceased’s wife, the claimed eyewitnesses were not eyewitnesses, and the investigation was completely deficient.

Supreme Court Rebukes UP Police, Summons Circle Officer Over FIR Against ‘Unknown’ Rider Caught On Spot

The Supreme Court has termed the Uttar Pradesh police affidavit “utterly uninspiring” and directed Khurja Circle Officer Shobhit Kumar to appear in person, to explain why FIR No. 195/2026 was registered against an unknown motorcycle rider when he was apprehended on the spot and why his name was left blank and added later.

Civil Dispute Plea Cannot Stop Cheating Probe: Karnataka High Court Refuses To Quash FIR

The Karnataka High Court has refused to quash an FIR alleging cheating and criminal conspiracy over Rs 21.35 lakh said to have been paid to resolve pending property litigation, holding that a plea that the dispute is civil does not by itself end a criminal case, and directing a proper and in-depth investigation.

Approach The Jurisdictional Police Under Section 175 BNSS: Supreme Court Declines Article 32 Plea Seeking FIR Against UP Police Over Raid At Ex-Delhi Mayor’s Home

The former Delhi Mayor alleged that Ghaziabad police entered his Delhi residence without a warrant while searching for journalist Abhishek Upadhyay. Uttar Pradesh denied any search took place. The Supreme Court declined to decide either version, holding that the statutory route to an FIR must be tried first, and refused to lay down guidelines on inter-state police raids.

CBI Registers FIR In Disha Salian Death Case On Bombay High Court’s Direction; Court Had Said Nobody Is An Accused Merely Because A Name Has Surfaced

Six years after Disha Salian’s death was closed as an accidental death, the CBI has registered an FIR on the Bombay High Court’s direction. The Court directed a fresh investigation while expressly protecting persons whose names have surfaced, holding that nobody is to be treated as an accused on that basis alone. Nothing has been established.

“Enough Is Enough”: Calcutta HC Protects Abhishek Banerjee, Mulls Bar On Fresh FIRs Without Leave

The Calcutta High Court granted Abhishek Banerjee interim protection till November 30 in a medical-negligence case and warned it may restrain fresh FIRs against him without the Court’s prior leave. Kolkata: The Calcutta High Court on Monday granted interim protection to Trinamool Congress leader Abhishek Banerjee, directing that no coercive steps be taken against him […]

“Having Entered Politics, You Fear Eggs?”: Supreme Court Refuses Mahua Moitra’s Virtual Appearance Plea

The Supreme Court declined Mahua Moitra’s plea to appear virtually before the IO in a Facebook post FIR, with Justice Datta remarking, “Having taken the plunge into politics, you are afraid of eggs? The Supreme Court on Friday declined to entertain a plea by Trinamool Congress MP Mahua Moitra seeking permission to appear virtually before […]

Supreme Court Advocate Attacked By Neighbours!: Top Court Directs Delhi Police to Submit Investigation Status Report

The Supreme Court sought a status report from the Delhi Police on the alleged assault of a Supreme Court advocate by his neighbours. It directed a Deputy Commissioner-level officer to submit details of the investigation and action on the victim’s threat complaint.