Kerala High Court has permitted the SIT to collect gold samples and inspect the Sreekovil door amid allegations of massive gold misappropriation at Sabarimala temple. The court said, “The investigation must reach everyone who was part of the gold theft, directly or indirectly.”
The Kerala High Court has directed a fresh notice to be sent to ex-MLA PV Anvar in an illegal phone tapping case after the previous notice was returned unclaimed. The case raises serious privacy breach concerns, prompting a CBI investigation request. Anvar’s public admission of phone tapping highlights significant legal and ethical issues.
Former Kerala Finance Minister Thomas Isaac has agreed to appear before the Enforcement Directorate (ED) if the summons specifies the allegations against him in the masala bonds case. The Kerala High Court supports the request for court supervision and has scheduled the appearance of KIIFB officials before the ED. This case holds significant implications for financial regulations in India.
The Kerala High Court’s recent decision in the TP Chandrasekharan murder case is a significant development. The court not only dismissed appeals by convicts but also convicted two individuals previously acquitted. This underscores the court’s commitment to justice and accountability in a case that has gripped Kerala for years, addressing the complexities of political violence.
The Kerala High Court Advocates Association (KHCAA) expressed discontent with Justice A. Badharudeen’s treatment of lawyers, citing refusal to adjourn a case for a health concern and last-minute scheduling. They recommended universal video recording of court proceedings for transparency and fairness. The incident underscores the need for judicial reforms to enhance procedural fairness and transparency.