BREAKING| Constitutionally Inappropriate: AIBA Chairman Says Opposition Should Move Court, Not Drag CJI Into Electoral Roll Revision Row

The All India Bar Association criticised 23 opposition parties for submitting a memorandum to the Chief Justice over the Election Commission’s electoral roll revision, saying grievances must be pursued through courts, calling the move constitutionally inappropriate and institutionally improper.

Safety of Children in a School Bus Is Not a Matter of Charity, But a Solemn Obligation: Karnataka HC Refuses to Quash Case Against School

The Karnataka High Court refused to quash an FIR against Divyajyothi School, holding that a school bus is an extension of the school. The Court remarked, “The safety of children in a school bus is not a matter of charity or convenience; it is a solemn obligation mandated under the Statute as well.”

Raghav Chadha Deepfake Case: Delhi HC Refuses Blanket Protection, Orders Removal of 5 Defamatory Posts

The Delhi High Court refused blanket interim protection to BJP MP Raghav Chadha in his personality rights suit over alleged AI-generated deepfakes and defamatory posts. The Court, however, ordered removal of five posts found prima facie defamatory while rejecting claims against other content.

DJ Remark Case: Calcutta HC Refuses Abhishek Banerjee’s Plea Challenging Voice Sample Order

The Calcutta High Court refused to entertain TMC MP Abhishek Banerjee’s plea challenging a magistrate’s order directing him to provide a voice sample in the DJ remark case. The Court heard arguments on BNSS provisions, investigation rights, and the need for evidence collection.

You Mean Judges Are Hot-Headed?, Get Influenced by Movie?: Karnataka HC Questions Actor Darshan’s Plea Against Release of Movie ‘BOSS’

The Karnataka High Court questioned Darshan Srinivas’s claim that the Kannada film BOSS could affect the fairness of his Renukaswamy murder trial. Justice Pradeep Singh Yerur observed that the concern should be possible impact on witnesses and proceedings, not whether judges could be influenced.

Very Normal Procedure: Harish Salve Explains US Court’s Move Seeking DOJ Explanation in Gautam Adani Case

Senior Advocate Harish Salve said the US court’s direction asking the DOJ to explain dropping charges against Gautam Adani is a routine procedure. He explained that under the American system, prosecutors control decisions to proceed or withdraw cases, unlike greater court control in India.

Shocks the Conscience of Society: Pune Court Sentences 65-Year-Old Man to Death for Rape-Murder of 3-Year-Old Girl

A Pune court sentenced a 65-year-old man to death for the rape and murder of a three-year-old girl in Nasrapur village, calling it a crime that “shocks even the conscience of society.” The court held the case fell within the “rarest of rare” category after convicting him of kidnapping, molestation, rape, and murder.

Husband Killed His Pregnant Wife After She Taunted Him: Madhya Pradesh HC Reduces Conviction Cites Grave and Sudden Provocation

The Madhya Pradesh High Court reduced a man’s conviction for killing his pregnant wife, ruling that the act occurred during grave and sudden provocation. The Court changed the offence from Section 304 Part I IPC to Part II and reduced the sentence to seven years.

Supreme Court Maintains Status Quo on Karnataka HC Ethanol Allocation Order Amid 20% Petrol Blending Policy Dispute

The Supreme Court directed maintenance of status quo on the Karnataka High Court order enhancing ethanol allocation for ESY 2025–26. The Court was hearing an oil marketing company’s plea claiming that the direction could affect the national policy targeting 20% ethanol blending in petrol.

Clarvis Legal Invites Applications for Internship Programme in Delhi and Ahmedabad: Here’s How to Apply

Clarvis Legal has invited applications for its internship programme at its Delhi and Ahmedabad offices. The opportunity is open to fourth-year and final-year law students seeking practical exposure to litigation, legal research, legal drafting, and dispute resolution.