The Gujarat High Court criticized the state government for a vague report on unauthorized religious structures in public spaces, demanding a more detailed affidavit. The court expressed dissatisfaction with the lack of clarity on actions taken against these structures, highlighting the need for compliance with Supreme Court directives. Government’s response was deemed unsatisfactory, and a comprehensive affidavit is now required by February 27.
The association’s PIL calls for the Gujarat High Court to issue directives to the Gujarat Police, restraining them from initiating criminal actions against wine shop owners and liquor license holders in Maharashtra based on the testimonies of individuals apprehended for prohibition law violations in Gujarat. shop owners from Maharashtra have approached the Gujarat High Court […]
Narayan Sai, claiming to be a Messenger of God, seeks permission from the Gujarat High Court to visit his ailing father, Asaram Bapu. The court questioned the necessity of the visit as Asaram Bapu is already receiving treatment, and requested the order from the Rajasthan High Court before proceeding further. Narayan Sai’s plea is pending verification.
Pradipbhai Ramamlal Modiya, a convict in the Bilkis Bano gang rape case stemming from the 2002 Gujarat riots, sought a 30-day parole after his father-in-law’s death but was granted 5 days by the Gujarat High Court. This case has been a focal point of national outrage, with the Supreme Court intervening to quash the remission granted to the convicts by the Gujarat government in 2022, emphasizing its significance in the pursuit of justice.
The Gujarat High Court, under Justice Hasmukh Suthar, reserves order in the defamation case against Arvind Kejriwal and his associate filed by Gujarat University, centered on alleged defamatory remarks about PM Modi’s degree disclosure. Arguments revolved around the impact on university’s reputation and the need for public perception alignment. Verdict expected on February 16.
The Gujarat High Court has criticized the National Highway Authority of India (NHAI) for its mishandling of land acquisition cases, emphasizing the prolonged neglect and suffering of landowners. The court’s rebuke underscores the importance of responsible governance and the need for transparent and fair land acquisition processes. The NHAI’s lack of accountability and disregard for landowners’ rights were strongly condemned.
The Gujarat High Court imposed a Rs.7 lakh cost on a petitioner for neglecting a public interest litigation (PIL) for seven years. The decision emphasizes the court’s view on the seriousness and accountability required in PILs. The reduction in penalty considered the time elapsed since the filing. This move aims to discourage casual PIL filing and uphold the responsibility associated with it.
The Gujarat High Court has directed Gujarat National Law University (GNLU) to establish a transparent mechanism for handling sexual harassment complaints. The court raised concerns about the effectiveness of the Internal Complaints Committee (ICC) in addressing such sensitive issues within the campus. The directive aims to safeguard the integrity of the process and protect the rights of complainants.
The Gujarat High Court, led by Justices AS Supehia and Vimal Vyas, rejected Narayan Sai’s interim bail plea due to past misconduct with forged medical documents. The court emphasized the importance of credibility, insisting on verifiable evidence of his father’s critical health condition. The plea was eventually withdrawn, highlighting the judiciary’s commitment to integrity.
![[Rajkot Game Zone Fire Incident] Gujarat HC Raps State Govt, Demands Accountability](https://i0.wp.com/lawchakra.in/wp-content/uploads/2024/01/gujarat-hc-1.webp?resize=447%2C367&ssl=1)
Judgment echoes justice for families of overseas workers, awarding a substantial Rs 37 lakh compensation In a groundbreaking decision highlighting the entitlements of families with members employed overseas, the Gujarat High Court has delivered a substantial judgment, granting compensation of Rs 37 lakh to the kin of a deceased individual who worked abroad. This significant […]