Supreme Court Amicus Blames MCD For Saidulajab Building Collapse That Killed Six And Injured Fourteen People

A Supreme Court-appointed amicus curiae blamed the MCD for the Saidulajab building collapse that killed six people and injured fourteen. The report stated that authorities were aware of unauthorised construction for years but failed to take effective action, making the tragedy a result of prolonged regulatory neglect.

Police Tied Ropes Around Waists & Paraded Accused!!| No One Should Be Subjected To Humiliation: Calcutta HC Seeks WB Govt Report

The Calcutta High Court directed the West Bengal government to file a report on allegations that extortion accused were paraded with ropes tied around their waists after their arrest. The Court stressed that police must act strictly according to law and ensure that no person is subjected to humiliation.

Ask Questions Of Those In Power To Ensure Accountability: Former Orissa HC Chief Justice S. Muralidhar Stresses Need For A Strong Judiciary

Senior Supreme Court advocate and former Orissa High Court Chief Justice S. Muralidhar said questioning those in power is essential to ensure accountability. He stressed that a strong and independent judiciary remains the only reliable mechanism to uphold democratic checks and balances.

Enough Is Enough, An Apology Should’ve Come First: Supreme Court Slams MP Govt for Delay in Action Against Minister Kunwar Vijay Shah

The Supreme Court criticised the Madhya Pradesh government for delaying sanction to prosecute minister Kunwar Vijay Shah over objectionable remarks. CJI Surya Kant said, “Just comply with our order, enough is enough, the first thing was an apology.”

AAP vs Centre: Supreme Court Seeks Reply on Suspension of Gujarat Unit’s Instagram and Facebook Accounts

The Supreme Court has issued a notice to the Union government after the Aam Aadmi Party filed a plea. It challenges the blocking and suspension of its Gujarat unit’s Instagram handle @aapgujarat and its official Facebook page.

Supreme Court Rejects Centre’s Plea To Adjourn Hearing On CEC & Election Commissioner Appointment Act

Today, On 6th May, The Supreme Court declined the Union Government’s request to postpone the hearing on the petitions challenging the Chief Election Commissioner and Other Election Commissioners (Appointment, Conditions of Service and Term of Office) Act, 2023. The bench said the matter required timely consideration.

ED vs Kejriwal: Delhi High Court Issues Fresh Notice Against His Acquittal in Summons Cases

The Delhi High Court has issued a fresh notice to Arvind Kejriwal after the Enforcement Directorate challenged his acquittal in two matters involving the Aam Aadmi Party leader. The notices concern his non-appearance before the agency despite summons in the excise policy case.

CCTV Installation in Police Stations: Supreme Court Orders May 6 Meeting on Funds Utilisation

The Supreme Court has directed that a meeting be held on May 6 to review how states have used the allocated funds meant for installing CCTV cameras in police stations. The Court seeks full compliance and transparency now.