![[Delhi Excise Policy] 'Previously Obtained Sanction Under Secttion 197 CrPC To Prosecute Arvind Kejriwal': ED Tells Delhi HC](https://i0.wp.com/lawchakra.in/wp-content/uploads/2024/07/Kejriwal-vs-ED.jpg?resize=447%2C367&ssl=1)
The Enforcement Directorate informed the Delhi High Court that it has secured the necessary sanction to prosecute former Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal in a money laundering case linked to the 2021 Delhi Excise Policy. Kejriwal’s counsel challenged the trial court’s cognizance due to alleged lack of sanction, prompting further hearings.
The Karnataka High Court today extended the interim stay on trial court proceedings against Chief Minister Siddaramaiah related to the alleged Mysuru Urban Development Authority (MUDA) scam until August 31. The case involves allegations of irregular land allocation and prosecution sanction granted by the Governor, sparking legal arguments from both sides.
The Karnataka High Court has postponed trial court proceedings against CM Siddaramaiah regarding land allocation irregularities by the MUDA. The Governor’s decision to prosecute him is being challenged, arguing lack of justification and failure to follow the State Cabinet’s dismissal of the complaint. The High Court has temporarily restrained the trial court from proceeding, emphasizing the importance of its consideration.
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Special CBI judge Vishal Gogne today directed the competent authority to decide on prosecution sanction for 32 public servants, including Lalu Prasad Yadav, by July 31. The case involves a land-for-job scam, with a charge sheet filed by the CBI. The delay in prosecution sanction was highlighted, and the case has implicated several prominent figures.
Today(on 23rd April),The Calcutta High Court has ordered the West Bengal chief secretary to promptly decide on granting sanction for prosecuting former public servants involved in the 2016 school jobs case. Failure to comply may result in appropriate proceedings. This decision gains significance following the recent cancellation of a massive number of appointments in government-sponsored schools due to invalid recruitment processes.
Today(on 9th April), The Calcutta High Court has ordered the West Bengal Chief Secretary to promptly decide on prosecuting individuals implicated in a school employment scandal. The court expressed concerns about delays and lack of neutrality in the process, emphasizing the need for an impartial decision by April 23. The directive aims to ensure fair and expeditious legal proceedings.
On Wednesday(3rd April), The Calcutta High Court expressed dissatisfaction with the delayed report from Chief Secretary BP Gopalika concerning the prosecution of officials involved in the School Jobs for Cash Scam. The court set a deadline for the report’s submission and emphasized the urgency due to the prolonged detention of undertrials. Notable political figures are implicated in the scandal.
The Calcutta High Court has ordered the state’s chief secretary to expedite prosecution sanction for individuals involved in the West Bengal school job scam, including former minister Partha Chatterjee. The directive aims to address prolonged undertrial detention and prevent erosion of public confidence in the administration, emphasizing the need for timely decisions.