A Mockery of the Justice System: Supreme Court Slams Delay in Rights and Rehabilitation of Acid-Attack Survivor

Today, On 4th December, The Supreme Court sharply criticised the prolonged delay in ensuring justice, rights, and rehabilitation for an acid-attack survivor, calling it “a mockery of the justice system.” The Court also directed all High Courts to provide details on all pending acid-attack trials.

“De Denge” Remark Backfires: Delhi High Court Slams Casual Attitude, Upholds Strike-Off of Written Statement

The Delhi High Court upheld a commercial court order striking off a written statement after an advocate casually said “De denge” while ignoring cost payment directions. The Court called the excuse flimsy and stressed strict compliance with timelines under the Commercial Courts Act.

Mumbai Double Murder Case: Convict Dies After 9 Years Awaiting Appeal Despite Supreme Court’s Order to Expedite Hearing

A convict in the 2011 Keenan-Ruben murder case has died after waiting nine years for his appeal to be heard by the Bombay High Court. This comes despite repeated Supreme Court directions urging the High Court to decide the case within three months.

“Facts Cannot Be Divorced from the Delay”: Delhi HC Reserves Verdict in Tasleem Ahmed’s Bail Plea under UAPA

Delhi High Court has reserved its decision on Tasleem Ahmed’s bail plea in the 2020 riots conspiracy case. The Court stressed that facts, not just delays, determine bail under UAPA.

“Five Years Gone, No Charges Yet”: Delhi HC Slams Cops in 2020 Riots Case Delay

The Delhi High Court criticized the police for the prolonged trial in the 2020 riots conspiracy case, noting the accused, Tasleem Ahmed, has been jailed for over five years without charges. The defense argued for bail due to the delay, while the prosecution cited adjournments requested by the defense. The hearing continues.

Supreme Court Slams Non-Urgent Vacation Cases: 70 Percent Don’t Deserve Holiday Hearings!

The Supreme Court of India criticized the surge of non-urgent cases during its summer vacation, with Justice Surya Kant noting that 70% lacked urgency. The bench addressed a petition from the Vidarbha Hockey Association regarding associate membership, ultimately rejecting it due to substantial delays and inadequate legal reasoning.

CJI Khanna Dismisses Mughal Heir’s Plea as ‘Completely Misconceived’: “Why Only Red Fort & Not Fatehpur Sikri Also?”

Today, On 5th May, CJI Sanjiv Khanna rejected Mughal heir Sultana Begum’s plea for Red Fort possession, calling it “completely misconceived” and questioning, “Why only Red Fort and not Fatehpur Sikri also?” during the Supreme Court hearing.