In the Kolkata Law College gang rape case, the Calcutta High Court has asked the government to submit a status report on the investigation. Meanwhile, the victim’s family wants to join the PIL demanding a CBI probe.
Today, On 30th June, In the Kolkata Law College gang-rape case, three PILs were filed in the Calcutta High Court seeking an urgent hearing and a court-monitored investigation led by a retired judge to ensure justice and accountability.
The Allahabad High Court condemned UP police and civil officials for demolishing a house despite a stay order, highlighting a troubling culture of defiance among state officers. The Court emphasized the seriousness of such violations and ordered responsible officials to submit affidavits explaining their actions, mandating restoration of the demolished property.
The National Commission for Women took suo motu cognizance of the gangrape of a girl student inside Kolkata Law College. NCW Chairperson Vijaya Rahatkar sought a time-bound probe and a detailed police report within 3 days.
A girl student was allegedly gangraped inside South Calcutta Law College in Kasba on June 25 between 7:30 PM and 10:50 PM. Police have arrested three accused, including a former student and two current students.
Today, On 17th June, The Supreme Court refused to stop the demolition of 17 illegal structures built in Thane green zones, praising the Bombay High Court’s firm action and stating, “Kudos to the High Court for taking a right decision.”
In Delhi’s Rohini, labourers were sent into sewers with just shovels and no safety gear, breaking a Supreme Court order. The PWD posted photos of the work on X but deleted them after strong public opposition.
Union Minister JP Nadda strongly reacted to the recent remarks made by BJP MPs against the Supreme Court. He said the BJP completely rejects these statements and they do not reflect the party’s official position.
NEW DELHI: Today, 5th March, The Supreme Court strongly criticized the Punjab government on Wednesday for saying it was not bound by the statements made by its own lawyers in court. A Bench of Justice Abhay S Oka and Justice Ujjal Bhuyan reprimanded Punjab’s Chief Secretary, KAP Sinha, for not giving clear answers to the Court’s questions.
Today, On 2nd January, The Supreme Court has criticized the Punjab government, emphasizing that its concern is farmer leader Jagjit Singh Dallewal’s safety, not ending his fast. The Court clarified that its order to shift him to a hospital does not imply the termination of his hunger strike. The Court stressed the importance of Dallewal’s health, calling his life invaluable as a leader advocating for farmers’ rights. The Punjab government has been directed to comply with the order and prioritize Dallewal’s well-being.
