Justice Arun Mishra has been criticized for favoring the Modi government in his judgments, including several during court vacations that benefited Adani. He publicly called Modi a “visionary” and was allowed to keep his official house for 9 months after retirement, contrary to rules. Later, he was appointed NHRC Chief, where he did little for three years. Mahua Moitra called him an “Internationally Acclaimed Brown-noser” after his appointment as BCCI Ombudsman, highlighting concerns about political influence on judicial appointments.
Today, On 6th January, The NHRC asked Bihar’s Chief Secretary to “take appropriate action” in the case where a BPSC aspirant was slapped. Referring to a viral video of the incident, the NHRC said that Singh’s actions were “not justified.” The commission stressed the importance of holding those responsible accountable. The directive aims to ensure a proper and fair investigation.
Conflicting reports have surfaced regarding the polygraph test in the RG Kar Hospital rape and murder case. The accused, already under investigation for the heinous crime, is now facing new allegations of molesting another woman. The discrepancies in the polygraph test results have raised concerns about the accuracy and reliability of the investigation. Authorities are under pressure to clarify the situation as the case continues to unfold, with public scrutiny intensifying over the handling of the allegations.
The Supreme Court, responding to CBI’s plea, has issued notice to West Bengal government regarding transfer of post-poll violence cases. Allegations of threats and intimidation to witnesses and legal representatives prompted the temporary halt of proceedings. The court’s orders aim to address concerns over safety and impartiality, emphasizing the need for wider awareness and compliance.
