Advocate Anil Mishra and three others, accused of burning Dr. B.R. Ambedkar’s picture in Gwalior, faced the Madhya Pradesh High Court, which adjourned their bail hearing and summoned the case diary, while the government sought more time.
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Former Delhi Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia has challenged the Enforcement Directorate’s chargesheet in the Excise Policy case, arguing it was filed without required official approval. His petition claims this violates legal protocols, and he seeks to dismiss all related proceedings. The Delhi High Court will hear the case soon.
Karnataka High Court emphasized the need for a thorough inquiry before altering ownership records concerning private property. In a case involving disputed land, the court ruled in favor of a petitioner whose ownership claim was challenged by the Wakf Board. The court highlighted the burden of proof on the Board and directed a proper legal process for resolving the dispute.
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In Pune, Maharashtra, a teenager’s mother has been arrested for allegedly swapping her son’s blood samples with hers following a Porsche car accident. The police are investigating the involvement of hospital staff and the teen’s family in tampering with the samples to conceal alcohol levels. Several individuals have been arrested in connection with the case, and the Maharashtra Government has launched a probe into the actions of the Juvenile Justice Board.
The Bombay High Court raised concerns about the Election Commission of India’s acquisition of open land for EVM storage, questioning the legality of the process and emphasizing the need to follow established procedures. Additionally, the court expressed apprehension that allowing such actions could set a precedent for further lawlessness. Two individuals opposed the proposed land use, prompting the court to schedule further consideration of the matter.
The Delhi High Court introduced “e-True Copy Rules of the High Court of Delhi, 2024” to facilitate the provision of authenticated electronic copies of legal documents. The guidelines require exclusive submission of requests through the official web portal or mobile app. They also address scenarios without digital records and emphasize confidentiality and prevention of unauthorized use.
The Gujarat High Court dismissed a PIL by Daman Liquor Merchants Association seeking to halt Gujarat police action against its members under prohibition laws, ruling it as misconceived. The court affirmed the legality of the police action within their jurisdiction, stating the petitioners should seek remedies through legal process rather than court interference.