A man wrongly jailed for his wife’s murder—who was later found alive—has approached the Karnataka High Court seeking Rs 5 crore in compensation. He demands justice for lost years, ruined reputation, and police negligence.
The Bombay High Court criticized Maharashtra Police for poor and biased investigation in a dowry harassment case and quashed the FIR against the husband and five family members, citing misuse of Section 498-A IPC.
Supreme Court Today (June 19) continued the hearing of Tamil Nadu ADGP HM Jayaram’s plea over his suspension in a kidnapping case. The Court questioned the basis of suspension without arrest and hinted at a CID probe.
The Supreme Court Today (June 18) was shocked by the Madras High Court’s decision to suspend a senior Tamil Nadu police officer involved in a love marriage kidnapping case probe. The bench questioned the need for suspension when the officer had already joined the investigation.
The Supreme Court Today (June 17) agreed to urgently hear a petition challenging Madras High Court’s oral order to arrest ADGP HM Jayaram in a kidnapping case. The arrest followed a confessional statement made by co-accused.
Tamil Nadu Additional Director General of Police HM Jayaram was arrested after the Madras High Court slammed him and MLA Poovai M Jagan Moorthy for their suspected role in a teenage boy’s kidnapping. The court ordered legal action, citing confessions implicating both leaders.
Today, On 6th June, In the Bengaluru stampede case, Chief Minister Siddaramaiah defended the Karnataka government’s handling of the situation, stating, “I don’t do politics, we have taken action,” amid rising criticism over the tragic incident during RCB celebrations.
Delhi High Court has given clear instructions for police and hospitals on how to handle rape survivors seeking abortion. The Court emphasized no delay, no ID requirement, and timely medical care.
Today, On 21st May, The Delhi High Court strongly criticised Abhijit Iyer-Mitra for his tweets against Newslaundry journalists, saying, “A person who uses such language should not be heard,” and ordered the posts to be taken down.
Mohammad Shariful Islam, the main accused of attacking Saif Ali Khan, urged the court to declare his arrest illegal. The Bangladeshi national, jailed in Mumbai, has withdrawn his bail plea filed earlier in April.
