The Kerala High Court has held that a police station is a building used for the custody of property and therefore falls within the definition of “house” under Section 442 of the IPC. The Court ruled that trespass into a police station can attract house trespass charges, though it cannot be treated as a residence or place of worship.
The Supreme Court has set a two-week deadline for both parties involved in the dispute over a well near a mosque in Sambhal to respond. Senior Advocate Ahmadi clarified that the well is covered and used for religious purposes. The Chief Justice suggested they resolve the issue through discussion, highlighting the need for cooperation.
The Bombay High Court ruled that recording video inside a police station does not violate the Official Secrets Act, dismissing related charges against constable Santosh Athare. However, other charges under the Indian Penal Code remain, as the court found grounds for further proceedings regarding criminal conspiracy and intimidation involving the Athare brothers.
The Madhya Pradesh High Court dismissed Mohammad Bilal’s plea to quash an FIR for allegedly making offensive remarks about Lord Ram and Hinduism on Instagram. Despite claiming his account was hacked, the court found his defense unconvincing. The case will proceed for further investigation under relevant laws.
Today, On 28th June, The Ministry of Home Affairs issued SOP for filing Zero FIRs and e-FIRs under the BNSS framework to modernize crime reporting and make it more accessible. The guidelines aim to leverage technology, allowing victims to report crimes promptly and accurately. Zero FIR addresses jurisdictional challenges, ensuring swift initiation of investigations.
Jailed gangster Jayesh Pujari shouted pro-Pakistan slogans at a Karnataka court, resulting in immediate arrest and legal action. The incident has sparked backlash and prompted further investigation. Pujari’s history of criminal activities adds a layer of complexity to the issue, emphasizing the need for security and order in judicial settings.
Yesterday, On 10th June, In the Porsche crash case, the juvenile’s parents and a co-accused have been detained until June 14. The boy’s mother was arrested after her blood samples were found in place of her son’s. An intermediary and others were also produced before the court. Investigations are ongoing, with multiple cases filed against the juvenile’s father.