Allahabad High Court Has Given BHU Vice Chancellor One Week To File An Affidavit On The Promotion Of Assistant Professor Dr. Sushil Kumar Dubey. The Matter Will Be Heard Again On September 23.
A public interest litigation (PIL) filed before the Allahabad High Court seeking registration of a first information report (FIR) against police officials and the district magistrate (DM) in relation to the death of four individuals in the communal violence that broke out in Sambhal district of Uttar Pradesh. The PIL has been filed by one Mohammed Yusuf, the Secretary of Hazrat Khwaja Garib Nawaz Association, through Advocates Saher Naqvi and Mohd. Arif.
The Karnataka High Court Today (Nov 27) quashed a First Information Report (FIR) registered against Karnataka State BJP President BY Vijayendra over an alleged offensive post on social media site X from the official handle of the State BJP unit. Justice M Nagaprasanna said the Court was “closing” the case and ordered for the quashing of the FIR and all related proceedings.
The Calcutta High Court is hearing a plea from a bus association member seeking a two-year grace period for 15-year-old buses impacted by pandemic-related losses. With operational buses dropping significantly, the request highlights the urgent need for balanced transportation regulations that consider both economic challenges for operators and environmental concerns.
The Delhi High Court has instructed district courts to accurately record advocates’ appearances in order sheets, addressing issues raised in a specific case. The directive includes implementing systems like ‘drop-box’ or ‘chat box’ features to streamline the process, ensuring transparency and protecting advocates’ interests across all district courts.
The Kuki Students’ Organisation has petitioned the Delhi High Court to restore Churachandpur, Manipur, as an SSC exam venue, emphasizing the need for sustainable arrangements for tribal students. They highlight the hardships faced by these students, including travel difficulties to Aizawl, and seek fair treatment from the SSC and the state government.
The Bombay High Court has instructed the Police Commissioner to respond to extortion allegations against a lawyer and an officer involving a rape case under the POSCO Act. The court emphasized the seriousness of the claims and required a personal affidavit from the Commissioner, highlighting concerns over police misconduct in the investigation.
The Bombay High Court Today (April 1st) halted actions against IRS officer Sameer Wankhede until April 10 in response to notices from the NCB regarding irregularities in drug-related cases linked to Sushant Singh Rajput’s death. Wankhede challenged the NCB’s inquiry and argued against being unfairly targeted. The court directed the NCB to respond by April 10.
