Today, 19th April, Baba Ramdev seeks Supreme Court intervention to suspend legal action on Bihar-Chhattisgarh FIR over his allopathy remarks. The court instructed him to include complainants as parties and scheduled the next hearing for July. Meanwhile, Delhi Medical Association and IMA continue their legal battle against Ramdev and Patanjali over the promotion of Coronil kits.
Today(on 15th April), The Bombay High Court, in response to concerns about potential unrest during the Ram Navami rally in a Muslim-populated area, emphasized the importance of maintaining peace and harmony. The court urged authorities to make route modifications to prevent law and order issues. It also addressed the need for prompt police intervention in case of any legal violations. The hearing will continue on April 23.
On Thursday(4th April), The Delhi High Court has asked for an update from the police on the progress of investigations into the 2020 riots. Despite 750 FIRs being filed, 273 investigations are still pending. The court has demanded a status report within 10 days and emphasized the need for accountability and progress in the tragic events of February 2020.
The Supreme Court granted bail to Sam Higginbottom University’s vice chancellor, Rajendra Bihari Lal, in religious conversion cases. The court raised concerns about excessive police interest in the matter. Lal is charged with serious offenses and is required to cooperate with the ongoing investigation. The state government’s plea to recall the bail order was denied.
Tuesday: The Rouse Avenue court in New Delhi has become the focal point of a significant legal proceeding involving BJP MP Brij Bhushan Sharan Singh, as it prepares for a crucial clarification session on March 15 regarding the framing of charges in a sexual harassment case. Stemming from allegations made by six women wrestlers, the […]
