A Palakkad court issued a non-bailable warrant against Baba Ramdev in a case filed by the Drugs Inspector. The case, registered in October 2024, falls under the Drugs and Magic Remedies (Objectionable Advertisements) Act, 1954. It alleges violations related to misleading medical claims. The court’s order highlights legal action against unverified health advertisements.
Today, On 3rd December, The Supreme Court ordered the Jacobite faction to surrender control of six Kerala churches to the Orthodox faction, emphasizing compliance with previous rulings. The court warned of contempt for non-compliance and demanded access to public amenities for all factions. Further hearings are scheduled for December 17, aiming for resolution before Christmas.
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The Supreme Court today (29th Nov) criticized the Kerala High Court for wrongly granting bail to 17 accused PFI members in a murder case tied to RSS leader Srinivasan, stating that individual roles were not assessed. It also demanded an explanation from the Supreme Court Registry for failing to list certain Special Leave Petitions by the NIA.
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The Kerala High Court granted bail to Shihab P, a member of the banned Popular Front of India, in connection with the murder case of RSS leader SK Srinivasan. The court found no reasonable grounds to believe the accusations against Shihab were valid. However, bail was denied to two other accused, Kaja Hussain and Jaleel P, citing corroborative evidence.