‘We Will Definitely Interfere’: Supreme Court Flags Exploitation Through Exorbitant Airfares During Festivals

The Supreme Court has expressed serious concern over steep and unpredictable airfare hikes during festivals, calling it exploitation of passengers. The Court has sought responses from the Centre and DGCA on regulating airfare pricing and protecting consumer rights.

Delhi High Court Issues Notice on PIL Against Auto Drivers for Refusing Meter Fares, Seeks Govt Response

The Delhi High Court has issued notice to the Delhi government and police on a PIL alleging widespread refusal by auto rickshaw drivers to follow meter-based fares. The Court has sought details on enforcement actions, challans issued, and passenger grievance mechanisms.

Standing Near the Train Door Due to Peak-Hour Rush Is Not Negligence : Bombay High Court

A person travelling on suburban trains during peak hours may face serious danger while standing near the door, yet the Bombay High Court said this cannot be treated as negligence. The court upheld compensation and rejected the Railways’ contributory negligence claim.

IndiGo Flight Delays| Serious Matter, Lakhs of People are Stranded at Airports. Govt Already in Action : CJI Surya Kant

Today, On 8th December, IndiGo flight delays and cancellations have reached the Supreme Court, where a plea highlighted massive disruption for passengers nationwide. Calling it a serious matter, CJI Surya Kant noted that lakhs of people are stranded at airports and urgently need relief.

Abrupt Cancellations, Operational Failures, and No Clear Communication: Plea to CJI Seeks Suo Motu Action Over Indigo’s Nationwide Chaos

A letter has been submitted to Chief Justice of India Surya Kant, urging the Supreme Court to take suo motu notice of the widespread cancellations of domestic flights that have severely disrupted air travel across the nation, affecting countless passengers.

Kerala Consumer Court Orders Railways to Pay Rs 50K for Train Delay That Made Passengers Miss Connecting Journey

A Kerala Consumer Court has ordered Southern Railway to pay Rs 52,500 to five passengers who missed their temple pilgrimage due to a train delay. The court criticized the Railway’s service and emphasized the need for public transport improvements. The delay was not justified, and the passengers deserved compensation for their distress.