The Delhi High Court urged the Centre to reconsider Rule 43 of the Central Civil Services (Leave) Rules, which denies maternity leave to female government employees with more than two children. The court emphasized the importance of a mother’s presence for the physical and psychological development of her children and highlighted the need to protect the rights of these children.
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Today, On 19th July, The Delhi High Court rejected petitions by Sathish Sana and Pradeep Koneru to dismiss the money laundering case involving them and Moin Qureshi. The court found prima facie evidence of money laundering and upheld the constitutional validity of Section 50(2) of the Prevention of Money Laundering Act. The case involves alleged bribery and power struggles within the CBI.
On Monday(20th May),The Delhi High Court reduced the sentences of five Jaish-e-Mohammed operatives from life imprisonment to ten years, citing the need for a reformative approach. The court emphasized the convicts’ remorse, young age, and lack of previous convictions. It criticized the trial court for not providing specific reasons for imposing maximum punishment. The decision was based on the principle of prioritizing rehabilitation over lifelong exclusion from society through incarceration.
Today, On 14th May, Delhi High Court convicted a man for the rape of his own 10-year-old daughter. The court’s verdict sends a strong message against such heinous crimes and reinforces the commitment to protect children from sexual abuse. This landmark decision highlights the need for stringent punishment and increased awareness to combat child sexual abuse in society.
The Delhi High Court emphasized the significance of understanding and empathy within marital relationships, warning against constant reminders of financial limitations. This ruling sheds light on the nuanced understanding of marital cruelty, underlining the importance of emotional and psychological well-being. The decision underscores the legal system’s recognition of the complexities of marital relationships.
