The Delhi High Court has temporarily restrained a former probationary ICICI Bank employee from sharing any abusive, derogatory, or defamatory posts or videos against the bank. Justice Amit Bansal observed the content aimed to harm the bank’s reputation and could cause irreparable injury.
The Delhi High Court has asked ICICI Bank to respond to a petition claiming that visually impaired individuals are being excluded from using its digital banking services. The plea alleges this amounts to discrimination against disabled users.
Today(6th September), The Supreme Court issued a notice on a petition challenging the Bombay High Court’s ruling that deemed the CBI’s arrest of Chanda Kochhar and her husband Deepak Kochhar unlawful. The arrests were related to the Videocon loan case.
The Supreme Court issued a notice to the Union government today after hearing a PIL seeking alternative digital KYC procedures for acid attack survivors with eye disfigurement. Chief Justice of India Chandrachud emphasized the importance of the plea, acknowledging the gravity of the issue. The petitioners have proposed comprehensive directives for the central government and regulatory bodies.
The Bombay High Court declared the arrest of former ICICI Bank MD Chanda Kochhar and her husband by the CBI in a loan fraud case as an “abuse of power.” Emphasizing lack of justification and citing the right to silence, the court highlighted the procedural lapses and the accused’s cooperation with the investigation. The arrest was deemed illegal.
