The Jharkhand High Court directed UIDAI to disclose Aadhaar details of a missing human trafficking victim to help the police trace them, emphasizing the need for substantive justice over legal hurdles.
The Jharkhand High Court Yesterday (August 13th) directed the state government to identify illegal immigrants from Bangladesh who have taken refuge in six districts of the state. A two-judge bench while hearing a PIL, directed the government to launch a campaign to check the land records and domicile credentials before issuing identity documents like Aadhar card, voter’s ID and ration card to people.
The Jharkhand High Court Yesterday (August 5th) summoned Director General of Police Anurag Gupta and Ranchi SSP Chandan Kumar Sinha to appear in person to explain what action the police are planning to curb the rising crime graph in the state capital. DGP Gupta, accompanied by Ranchi SSP Sinha and Kotwali DSP Prakash Soy, appeared before the bench. They informed the court that the Ranchi police had formed a special investigating team after the murder of advocate Gopi Krishan.
Today(on 29th July), the Supreme Court will hear the Enforcement Directorate’s appeal against the Jharkhand High Court’s bail grant to Chief Minister Hemant Soren in a money laundering case linked to a land scam. The case has drawn attention due to its high-profile nature and serious allegations. Soren maintains his innocence. The hearing will be conducted by a bench of two justices.
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Today, On 26th April, The Jharkhand High Court temporarily suspended Rahul Gandhi’s court appearance in a defamation case brought by a Chaibasa resident. This decision follows a non-bailable warrant issued against him in February. Gandhi’s legal team challenged the warrant, leading to the high court’s intervention. The case pause allows Gandhi to focus on campaigning for the upcoming Andhra Pradesh elections.
The Jharkhand High Court Today has directed the state government to provide a detailed report on the actions taken following the gang-rape of a foreign tourist in Dumka. The incident has raised concerns about tourist safety, prompting the court to inquire about existing safety protocols and future plans. Eight individuals have been apprehended, and the next hearing is scheduled for March 13.