Allahabad High Court Bar Association Accuses Police of Assaulting Lawyers, Submits Video Evidence

Allahabad: The High Court Bar Association, Allahabad (HCBA), has submitted a supplementary affidavit along with video proof in the Allahabad High Court, alleging that the police in Prayagraj have mistreated and attacked lawyers. The case has been filed as Criminal Writ Public Interest Litigation (No. 3 of 2025) and is being heard by a Division Bench of Justice Rajiv Gupta and Justice Mohd. Azhar Husain Idrisi.

Former SC Judge Madan Lokur: Constitution Will Have to be Changed for Hindu Nation: This is Not Possible; It was Wrong for CJI to Invite PM for Ganpati Puja

Retired Supreme Court Justice Madan Bhimrao Lokur emphasized concerns over judicial independence, systemic inefficiencies, and the impact of new laws on fundamental rights in India. He criticized delays in judicial appointments and highlighted issues like the overpopulation of undertrial prisoners. Justice Lokur advocated for greater accountability and transparency within the judiciary.

Anna University Assault Case: “You(State) Should Act Sensitively Instead Of Defending Such Incidents”: HC Directs To Submit Report For Revealing Identity of Victim

The Madras High Court criticized Chennai Police for leaking the identity of a sexual assault victim from Anna University, questioning their accountability and handling of the case. The Court stressed the need for redaction of victim details in FIRs, emphasizing that lapses could deter future victims from seeking help.

Madurai Custodial Death Case: Madras High Court Orders Action Against Involved Police Officers

This week, The Madras High Court has directed the Director-General of Police to take action against eight officers involved in the custodial death of Esakki Muthu in 2014. This decision follows a legal battle led by Maheswari, the victim’s wife. The court emphasized the broader issue of custodial torture and urged an end to its normalization, highlighting the need for reforms.