Can’t Reach Court Due To Rains?  No Adverse Orders for Lawyers Unable to Attend Court: Bombay High Court

The Bombay High Court assured advocates that no adverse or dismissal orders would be passed if they were unable to attend court due to severe rainfall disrupting Mumbai, Thane and Raigad. The assurance follows the IMD’s red alert warning of extremely heavy rain and flooding.

Don’t Want to Publicise the Investigation: Bombay HC Orders Maharashtra Govt to Keep Justice Gautam Patel Threat Probe Reports Confidential

The Bombay High Court directed the Centre and Maharashtra government to keep investigation reports on threats and an alleged attack against retired Justice Gautam Patel confidential. The Court ordered sealed preservation of reports, noting the matter relates to threats allegedly linked to a judicial verdict.

Who Is Fighting for Justice in Pune Ketan Agarwal Murder Case?: 26/11 Prosecutor Ujjwal Nikam Appointed as Special Prosecutor

Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis assured Ketan Agarwal’s family that the alleged murder case would be heard in a fast-track court. He also supported appointing senior advocate Ujjwal Nikam as special public prosecutor and called the incident a disturbing social trend.

An Appeal Under Disguise of Review Should Not Be Entertained: Bombay HC Rejects LL.M Student’s Plea

The Bombay High Court dismissed a review plea filed by an LL.M. student of MNLU Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar seeking permission to appear for exams despite low attendance. The Court held review cannot act as an appeal and rejected attempts to reopen already decided issues.

Pawanraje Nimbalkar Murder Case: Special Court Acquits Former MP Padamsinh Patil and Others After Two-Decade Long Trial

A special court in Mumbai acquitted all accused in the 2006 murder case of Maharashtra Congress leader Pawanraje Nimbalkar after a 20-year trial. The case involved former NCP MP Padamsinh Patil and others accused in the killing near Kalamboli, Navi Mumbai.

Veer Title Cannot Be Affected By 10 Mercy Petitions: Savarkar’s Grandnephew Tells Pune Court In Rahul Gandhi Defamation Case

Satyaki Savarkar told a Pune court that Vinayak Damodar Savarkar’s mercy petitions to the British government did not affect the “Veer” title given by the public. The statement came during a defamation case against Rahul Gandhi over remarks made in London in 2023.

Let Me Go, Please: Air Force Officer’s Wife Alleges Rape, Forced Conversion; Disturbing Viral Video Surfaces

Wife of an Air Force personnel in Nagpur has alleged that her husband’s former classmate and associates subjected her to rape, blackmail, alleged black magic, and forced religious conversion. Police arrested two accused, Ayaaz Madare and Ameen Shaikh, while a team searches for an allegedly involved cleric.

PIN Code Missing Is No Excuse: Consumer Court Fines Postal Department for 62-Day Delay in Delivering Money Order to Widow

The Consumer Commission in Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar held postal authorities liable for delaying money transfer to an 80-year-old retired man’s widowed sister. The Commission ordered Rs 3,000 compensation and Rs 2,000 costs for hardship caused.

TCS Nashik Horror: Woman Alleges “Would Pull My Saree, Place Hands On My Thigh” – 8 Arrested in Sexual Harassment Case

A TCS employee in Nashik has made shocking allegations of repeated sexual harassment, including physical misconduct and obscene remarks by colleagues. Police have arrested 8 accused and filed multiple FIRs, while TCS has suspended those involved and launched an internal probe.

“I Paid Rs 80,000, Justice Never Came”: Man Sets Himself Ablaze Outside Bombay High Court Over Lawyer Dispute

A man allegedly set himself on fire outside the Bombay High Court after a lawyer failed to file his case despite taking Rs 80,000. He suffered 50% burn injuries and is undergoing treatment as Azad Maidan Police investigate the incident.