Today, On 30th September, the Madras High Court requested the Tamil Nadu government to provide details on criminal cases against Isha Foundation, led by Jaggi Vasudev. The court expressed concerns about Vasudev’s apparent hypocrisy in promoting renunciation while securing a settled life for his own daughter, amidst allegations of misconduct against the Foundation.
A Habeas Corpus petition has been filed today (On Sept 30) in the Delhi High Court for the release of an accused woman’s unlawful detention following the road rage killing of Delhi Police constable Sandeep. The plea argues that while the accused fled, his wife was incorrectly taken into custody, prompting a court hearing on October 1.
Today(on 9th August),The Madras High Court annulled the detention of YouTuber Savukku Shankar under the Tamil Nadu Prevention of Dangerous Activities Act, commonly known as the Goondas Act. This decision provides significant relief for Shankar, who has faced multiple legal issues due to his outspoken views.
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Today, On 6th August, the Madras High Court questioned the Tamil Nadu government’s selective detention of YouTuber Savukku Shankar, under the Goondas Act. The court expressed concerns about the impact on public order and emphasized the importance of freedom of speech. It also advised the state to focus on eradicating corruption rather than suppressing dissenters.
The Supreme Court criticized Justice Jayachandran for commenting on Justice Swaminathan and urged judges to refrain from such criticism. They granted interim bail to YouTuber Savukku Shankar and requested an expedited hearing of the case, emphasizing the importance of preventive detention matters. The Court advised against High Court judges making remarks about their colleagues.
“It is hard to believe that the police of two states have been unable to find the woman. It’s unbelievable. Your (police) methodology is simple. You go and ask the grandparents. Is this the way? Since when have the police become polite?” the bench remarked. Mumbai: Last week, the Bombay High Court criticized the Maharashtra […]