Court Orders Fresh Hearing On FIR Plea Against Rahul Gandhi For Alleged Lord Ram “Mythological Figure” Remark

A Varanasi Sessions Court set aside a magistrate court order refusing to entertain a plea against Rahul Gandhi over remarks allegedly describing Lord Ram as a “mythological figure.” The Court directed fresh consideration of the request for FIR registration, reopening examination of whether any criminal offence is disclosed.

Baghpat CJM Court Closes 27-Year-Old Criminal Case As 65-Year-Old Accused Admits Guilt And Seeks Leniency

A Baghpat Chief Judicial Magistrate Court concluded a 27-year-old criminal case after the accused admitted guilt and sought leniency. The 65-year-old villager was sentenced till the rising of the court and fined Rs 1,000, bringing an end to proceedings arising from allegations of abuse and criminal intimidation dating back to 1999.

Delhi Riots Conspiracy Case: Delhi High Court Seeks Police Response To Tahir Hussain’s Bail Appeal

The Delhi High Court sought Delhi Police’s response to former AAP councillor Tahir Hussain’s bail appeal in the 2020 North-East Delhi riots conspiracy case. The appeal challenges the trial court’s refusal of bail and seeks condonation of an 87-day delay. The matter is listed for hearing on July 16.

TMC Moves Calcutta High Court Challenging Speaker’s Decision To Recognise Ritabrata Banerjee As Leader Of Opposition

The Trinamool Congress moved the Calcutta High Court challenging Assembly Speaker Rathindra Bose’s decision recognising rebel MLA Ritabrata Banerjee as Leader of the Opposition instead of Sovandeb Chattopadhyay. The Court has scheduled the matter for hearing on June 11 amid escalating political tensions.

Khan Sir Anticipatory Bail Plea: Patna Court Reserves Order in Coaching Centre Firing & Vandalism Case

A Patna court has reserved its ruling on Khan Sir’s anticipatory bail plea in a case linked to firing and vandalism at his coaching institute earlier this month. He has been named in an FIR under BNS and the Arms Act after moving court seeking protection from arrest.

Mere existence of Dargah does not make land a Waqf property, Waqf Board Has No Automatic Claim: Madras High Court

The Madras High Court held that the mere presence of a Dargah on land does not automatically place the property under the Waqf Board’s control. The Court ruled that the Board must first establish, in accordance with law, that the property is a valid Waqf before claiming jurisdiction.

Misused And Abused His Authority: Allahabad HC Criticises Former CoP Ajay Kumar Mishra, Quashes Case Against Ghaziabad Family

The Allahabad High Court quashed Gangsters Act proceedings against a Ghaziabad family, holding that the dispute arose from property and financial transactions rather than organised criminal activity. The Court also observed that former Ghaziabad Police Commissioner Ajay Kumar Mishra appeared to have misused his authority in initiating the proceedings.

Calcutta High Court Fixes June 10 Hearing On Abhishek Banerjee’s Plea Seeking Protection From CID Action

The Calcutta High Court scheduled a June 10 hearing on Trinamool Congress MP Abhishek Banerjee’s plea seeking protection from coercive action by the CID in an alleged signature-forgery investigation involving party legislators. The matter will be heard after the court’s summer vacation concludes.

Can Kiss Emojis Become Evidence in Divorce Cases?: J&K HC Rejects Wife’s Plea Against Family Court Question

The Jammu & Kashmir and Ladakh High Court refused to delete a family court issue questioning whether a doctor’s wife sent kiss emojis to another man, in an ongoing divorce case alleging cruelty. The wife had challenged the issue and sought an additional question on the maintainability of the divorce petition, but the High Court declined to interfere.

A Parent or Relative Who Chooses to Remain Quiet Cannot Be Roped In Under Section 498A IPC: Bombay High Court

The Bombay High Court quashed criminal proceedings against a woman’s in-laws, holding that merely remaining silent, refusing to take sides, or acting as passive observers in marital disputes cannot attract liability under Section 498A of the IPC.