An emotional exchange between Justice Vivek Agarwal and a lawyer whose daughter became an IPS officer has melted hearts online. The judge’s light-hearted remark asking for sweets has turned the courtroom clip into a viral sensation.
The Supreme Court has sought deposition records in the defamation dispute between IAS officer Rohini Sindhuri and IPS officer D Roopa. Despite attempts at reconciliation, the court instructed the petitioner to provide a copy of the respondent’s deposition. The public spat between the officers resulted in criminal defamation proceedings and a subsequent stay order.
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The Supreme Court ordered an interim stay on the arrest of former DGP Rajesh Das following his appeal seeking suspension of sentence and exemption from surrender. Das was convicted for sexually harassing a woman IPS officer during an election campaign. The decision was made after the Madras High Court dismissed his pleas.
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Today, On 7th May, The Supreme Court urged IAS and IPS officers to resolve their disputes for a harmonious work environment, suggesting withdrawing allegations and pursuing a settlement to prevent career harm. The court directed the officers to refrain from engaging in public conflicts and media interactions. The case has been temporarily halted for potential resolution.
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Today (30th April): The Supreme Court rejected Debasish Dhar’s plea on his nomination cancellation from Birbhum, stating that intervening would disrupt the ongoing election process. The court dismissed allegations of prejudice against the returning officer, affirming that he acted in good faith. Dhar’s resignation as an IPS officer did not imply the absence of pending dues. Consequently, the case was dismissed as withdrawn.