Bombay High Court Reserves Verdict In NIA Appeal Against Sachin Waze Bail, Stay On Release Continues

The Bombay High Court has reserved its verdict on the NIA’s appeal against the bail granted to dismissed police officer Sachin Waze in the Antilia bomb scare case, and has said its interim stay on the bail order will continue until judgment is pronounced.

Bombay High Court Extends Firecracker Ban On Streets To All Festivals Throughout The Year

The Bombay High Court has extended its ban on bursting firecrackers on public streets, lanes and footpaths to all festivals throughout the year, including Navratri, Diwali and Christmas, while clarifying that manufacture and sale are not banned.

Bombay High Court Questions Sachin Waze’s Five High-End Cars In NIA Appeal Against His Bail

Whose Mercedes? In the NIA appeal against Sachin Waze’s bail, the Bombay High Court expressed surprise at the former police officer owning five high-end cars. Mumbai: Five high-end cars owned by Sachin Waze, the dismissed Mumbai Police officer, drew the surprise of the Bombay High Court on Thursday, as did his alleged practice of travelling […]

Bombay High Court Pulls Up BMC Over Garbage, Poor Hygiene Across Mumbai, Seeks Ward-Wise Affidavit

Bombay High Court Pulls Up BMC Over Garbage and poor hygiene across Mumbai, telling the civic body that the Court sees no improvement and directing it to file a ward-wise affidavit on the steps taken. Mumbai: The Bombay High Court on Wednesday criticised the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) for failing to take effective measures to […]

Bombay HC Rebukes Maharashtra Govt. Over Benefits Denial to ‘Martyred Army Major’s Widow’

Today(on 12th April),The Bombay High Court criticized the Maharashtra government for not deciding on benefits for an Army major’s widow, despite previous court orders. The widow had requested financial benefits for ex-servicemen, but the government claimed the major did not qualify as a “domicile” of the state. The court set a deadline for the state to resolve the matter.