Hearing West Bengal’s challenge to Milan Pradhan’s interim bail on the eve of the Nandigram bypoll, the Supreme Court told the State to let the Congress candidate contest, and adjourned the matter to October 7 after Justice Joymalya Bagchi recused himself. New Delhi: The Supreme Court on Monday adjourned the West Bengal government’s plea challenging […]
A Sessions Court in Gandhinagar has granted regular bail to journalist Ravi Nair, who was arrested on a non-bailable warrant in a criminal defamation case filed by Adani Enterprises. Nair had been convicted by a magistrate and his sentence suspended pending appeal, but was taken into custody this month after a court declined to cancel the warrant. His plea for release had also been argued before the Supreme Court and the Gujarat High Court.
Journalist Ravi Nair has moved the Supreme Court seeking release from custody in a criminal defamation case filed by Adani Enterprises, after he was arrested on a Gujarat court’s non-bailable warrant and the Gujarat High Court declined interim release. His counsel mentioned the matter before the CJI for urgent listing, which was not entertained. Nair contends the warrant breached the graded procedure the Supreme Court requires before a non-bailable warrant is issued.
Today, on 9th September, in the case concerning remarks against Amit Shah, Rahul Gandhi’s lawyer cross-examined a witness in the ongoing defamation case linked to his 2018 Karnataka campaign speech, where he allegedly made derogatory remarks, sparking political controversy and a prolonged legal battle.
