With forensic and digital extraction reports still awaited and further investigation under way, the Madhya Pradesh High Court has refused Bail To Giribala Singh in the Twisha Sharma death case. Jabalpur: With further investigation under Section 193(9) of the BNSS still in progress and important forensic and digital extraction reports awaited, the Madhya Pradesh High […]
The Supreme Court has directed the Madhya Pradesh Assembly Speaker to decide the disqualification petition against Bina MLA Nirmala Sapre within two months, holding that Tenth Schedule petitions must be decided expeditiously.
A Protest FIR Against Student Rajesh Achaliya could not survive, the Madhya Pradesh High Court has held, because no public servant ever filed the written complaint that a prohibitory-order breach requires before a court can take cognizance. Indore: A student booked for joining a protest outside a police station in Barwani district has had the […]
Does an LL.B. degree make a clerk fit for a prosecutor’s chair? The Madhya Pradesh High Court has answered no, striking down the 10% clerks’ promotion quota to Assistant District Public Prosecution Officer posts as arbitrary. Gwalior: No further promotions to the post of Assistant District Public Prosecution Officer (ADPO) can be made under the […]
The Madhya Pradesh High Court has quashed an FIR against a YouTube journalist over his report on Ganesh Visarjan procession violence, holding that reporting an actual incident is not promoting enmity under Section 196(1) BNS.
Setting aside ex parte proceedings, the MP High Court held a diligent litigant cannot suffer for her lawyer’s negligence and sent the matter to the State Bar Council.
An inconclusive forensic report cannot justify closing a bribery probe, the MP High Court has held, upholding an order for fresh voice samples of an ASI.
Drug Firm Blacklisting by Madhya Pradesh cannot stand where the State skipped tender-mandated retesting and let batches expire, the Supreme Court has held.
The Madhya Pradesh High Court has asked authorities to conclude eviction proceedings against alleged encroachers around the ancient Vishnu Barah Mandir at Majhauli, Jabalpur, preferably within three months.
MACT compensation can be transferred to a claimant’s account in any branch of any nationalised bank, the Madhya Pradesh High Court has held, setting aside a Neemuch tribunal’s insistence on a Union Bank of India account.
