A Mercedes owner in Ghaziabad has served a legal notice to the civic body, seeking ₹5 lakh compensation for vehicle damage caused by severe waterlogging during heavy rainfall.
Today, On 30th January, The BJP emerged victorious in the Chandigarh Mayor election, defeating the AAP-Congress alliance. Voting commenced at 11:20 AM in the assembly hall of the Chandigarh Municipal Corporation and concluded by 12:19 PM. The result marks a significant political shift in the local administration. BJP’s win has reshaped the power dynamics in Chandigarh’s municipal governance.
The Allahabad High Court intends to initiate contempt proceedings against Senior Advocate SC Mishra for shouting at judges and making disparaging remarks during a hearing. The court emphasized the need for decorum to uphold judicial dignity and criticized Mishra’s conduct, referring the matter for further action to the Chief Justice.
Today, On 2nd August, The Delhi High Court established a committee to overhaul the city’s infrastructure due to continuous crises and ineffective governance. The committee, led by the Chief Secretary and including key officials, aims to submit a report within eight weeks. This move addresses outdated and inadequate infrastructure, financial troubles, and administrative shortcomings, aiming to create a more robust framework for Delhi’s future.
Today, On 29th July, A student from Delhi appealed to Chief Justice DY Chandrachud, expressing anguish over recent student deaths caused by flooding in coaching center basements. The student highlighted poor infrastructure, negligence by officials, and the necessity to protect students’ rights. The incident sparked arrests, debate in Parliament, and demands for justice and compensation.
The Uttarakhand High Court has suspended the Rs 2.42 crore recovery notice issued to Abdul Malik, the primary accused in the Haldwani violence, citing lack of substantial evidence. The court’s decision provides relief amidst ongoing legal proceedings and ongoing community tensions, with residents calling for a comprehensive investigation and accountability for the violent events.
The Supreme Court ruled on Wednesday (March 6th) that collaboration with an investigation does not require self-incriminating statements, overturning a decision denying bail to a petitioner accused of inflating construction costs. The Court emphasized that participation in the investigation does not imply confession. The accused was granted bail, with instructions to cooperate with the ongoing investigation.
