A Delhi Magistrate ordered the police to inform Rahul and Sonia Gandhi about the FIR in the National Herald case and give them a copy. But the Sessions Court quickly stayed the order after the police challenged it.
A special NIA court has framed charges against the four remaining accused in the 2019 Gadchiroli Naxalite blast case, which killed 15 police personnel and a driver, following directions issued by the Supreme Court of India.
The Delhi High Court initiated contempt proceedings against a lawyer for making allegations of a ‘corrupt judiciary.’ The court described the claims as reckless, contemptuous, and scandalous, emphasizing that such statements undermine the integrity of the judicial system.
Today, On 12th September, Bomb scares hit both Delhi and Bombay High Courts on Friday after threat emails warned of possible explosions, triggering evacuations and massive search operations. Authorities later confirmed both threats were hoaxes, restoring calm and resuming judicial proceedings.
The Supreme Court stressed that every accused has a fundamental right to a fair and speedy trial, ruling that no individual can be left languishing in jail endlessly without their case being heard and decided.
Today, On 23rd July, A petition has been filed in the Supreme Court seeking the dismissal of Madhya Pradesh BJP Minister Vijay Shah over his controversial remarks on Colonel Sofiya Qureshi, who led the military operation ‘Operation Sindoor’ and addressed the media.
Gujarat High Court closed contempt proceedings against Senior Advocate Bhaskar Tanna, seen sipping beer during a virtual hearing. The court accepted his unconditional apology, calling the act unintentional.
Today, On 15th July, During a Supreme Court hearing, SG Tushar Mehta requested early listing of the PMLA review case, while Kapil Sibal urged issue clarification. The bench replied, “We will list on July 31,” confirming the hearing date.
The Allahabad High Court’s Lucknow bench has issued notices to the UP government and Bar Council over a PIL alleging that advocates were running a marriage centre from a chamber at the old court campus.
The Madhya Pradesh High Court has temporarily stayed a single bench order directing the NTA to re-conduct NEET-UG for 75 students who complained about power cuts at exam centres in Indore and Ujjain.
