Preventive Detainees Should Ordinarily Be Released On Personal Bonds Without Sureties: Allahabad High Court

The Allahabad High Court issued detailed guidelines governing preventive detention under the BNSS and CrPC, holding that detainees should ordinarily be released on personal bonds without sureties. The Court also introduced compensation for unlawful detention beyond 24 hours, strengthening accountability and protection of personal liberty.

Shocking State Of Affairs: Allahabad HC Shocked As 4,847 People Were Placed In Preventive Detention Across Prayagraj And Ghaziabad

The Allahabad High Court termed the situation “shocking” after records showed that 4,847 people were placed in preventive detention in Prayagraj and Ghaziabad over two years. The Court expressed concern that many detainees remained jailed for days or weeks despite statutory safeguards under the law.

Allahabad High Court Orders Rs 5 Lakh Compensation For Man Allegedly Kept In Illegal Detention By Police

The Allahabad High Court ordered the Uttar Pradesh government to pay Rs 5 lakh compensation to a man allegedly kept in illegal detention despite a court stay on his arrest, while directing disciplinary proceedings against the concerned SHO for dereliction of official duty.

‘Dastardly Design’: Allahabad High Court Refuses to Quash FIR in Shocking Planned Acid Attack Case

Allahabad High Court dismissed a plea to cancel an FIR in a planned acid attack linked to a property dispute, calling the allegations extremely serious. The court stressed the need for a full investigation and warned UP police over delays in submitting key injury reports.

Ridden With An Ego of his Own: Allahabad High Court Slams Husband for Alleging Wife, Daughters Were in Sex Racket

The Allahabad High Court strongly criticised a man for making false, defamatory allegations against his wife and daughters, terming it abuse of process. The court held the plea stemmed from a domestic dispute and condemned such misuse.

Falsus In Uno, Falsus In Omnibus Is Not a Mandatory Rule of Law in India: Allahabad High Court

The Allahabad High Court upheld life imprisonment in a 1987 murder case, holding that the doctrine of falsus in uno, falsus in omnibus is not binding law in India but only a rule of caution. The appeal was dismissed.