Justice Chandra Dhari Singh, during his farewell, emphasized that judging goes beyond mere law application; it requires empathy and understanding of those affected. He highlighted the balance of wisdom and compassion, urging legal professionals to restore faith in the judiciary amid rising public skepticism. The legal system must exemplify humanity, not bureaucracy.
The Delhi High Court quashed a rape FIR against a man, emphasizing that while rape is a serious crime, some individuals misuse legal provisions to harass men. Justice Chandra Dhari Singh highlighted evidence of consensual relations and ulterior motives behind the complaint, stating that proceeding with the trial would cause unnecessary hardship.
The Delhi High Court upheld an FIR against history professor Ratan Lal for allegedly hurting religious sentiments through a controversial social media post. Justice Chandra Dhari Singh stated that laws penalizing such actions maintain social harmony and emphasized that free speech must be exercised responsibly, especially by intellectuals.
The Supreme Court Collegium recommended the repatriation of Justice Chandra Dhari Singh from the Delhi High Court back to the Allahabad High Court after reviewing his professional background. This decision, made on November 28-29, 2024, reflects the policy of maintaining balance in judicial appointments among various High Courts in India.
The Delhi High Court criticized the Delhi High Court Legal Services Committee for not providing legal aid to an economically disadvantaged litigant, despite repeated requests. Justice Chandra Dhari Singh demanded an explanation for the committee’s negligence and appointed a counsel for the litigant. The court emphasized the role of Legal Service Authorities in ensuring access to justice for underprivileged citizens.
Today(on 7th March),The Delhi High Court rules that ration cards do not serve as proof of address, emphasizing their purpose for obtaining essential commodities. Responding to Kathputli Colony residents’ petitions, the court deems the ration card requirement in a rehabilitation scheme arbitrary and directs authorities to allocate alternative housing, urging the safeguarding of citizens’ housing rights.
The Delhi High Court recently addressed the growing issue of sexual harassment by teachers in educational institutions, emphasizing the seriousness of such offenses and the abuse of power. The court highlighted the sacred nature of the teacher-student relationship and the role teachers play in holistic student development. The Delhi High Court has voiced its concerns […]
In a significant ruling, the Delhi High Court has reaffirmed the appointment of senior IAS officer Nidhi Chhibber as the chairman of the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE). This decision came in response to a petition filed by the Independent School Federation of India, which had raised concerns over Chhibber’s qualifications for the esteemed […]
