Taken into custody at 7:34 PM on August 23, formally arrested at 2:57 PM the next day: the Allahabad High Court has found the detention unlawful, remarked that the UP Police are a Law Unto Themselves, and ordered the man’s release. Prayagraj: A man held by the Uttar Pradesh Police after a clash between two […]
The Allahabad High Court has set aside NSA detention orders against four men held over urea allegedly moved for sale at a higher price, holding that where the main allegation is black-marketing, the special 1980 Act must prevail.
A woman who had been placed in a child care home was held to be a major, and the same order asks the Law Commission to look again at how the POCSO Act treats minor couples. Prayagraj: Allowing a habeas corpus petition by a man and a woman whom it held to be a major, […]
The Allahabad High Court has asked the State how the term ‘Aandolanjeevi’ found its way into an official NSA detention order against journalist Satyam Verma. Judgment is reserved and the allegations are untested.
Lucknow or Noida? Journalist Satyam Verma says CCTV footage and call records place him in Lucknow on the day of the Noida violence, while the detention order alleges he incited workers to violence. The Allahabad High Court has now reserved judgment on his NSA detention habeas plea. Prayagraj: After hearing the parties on October 7 […]
Allahabad High Court Frees Noida Man held in illegal detention: “Sharm aani chahiye aapko,” a bench led by Justice Atul Sreedharan orally told the police officers before it. Prayagraj: A habeas corpus petition against the detention of a man by the Noida police succeeded in the Allahabad High Court on Wednesday, with the bench ordering […]
Rs 30,000 and a police inquiry: that is what the Allahabad High Court has attached to an undocumented stay in the Soraon police lock-up, holding that Subsequent Arrest Cannot Cure Illegal Detention. Prayagraj: Finding that a man’s formal arrest and remand had been preceded by an undisclosed police detention, the Allahabad High Court has declared […]
A Division Bench of the Allahabad High Court has set aside the arrest of Raghvendra Dubey in a sand-mining dispute, holding that Chitrakoot police manipulated the time of his arrest and deliberately shut off or deleted three station CCTV feeds, that the grounds of arrest were inadequate, and that police prima facie acted as recovery agents for the complainant, awarding Rs 10,000 compensation and issuing CCTV directions.
The Allahabad High Court held that calling a husband “impotent” does not constitute defamation when supported by medical evidence, setting aside a summoning order after observing the wife acted in good faith and without malice, while criticising the trial court for inadequate factual assessment.
